Why Dog And Cat Allergy
A cat allergy reaction discharges histamine, which results to symptoms such as tussis, dyspnea, itch nasal congestion, rash, sneezing, and watery eyes or nose.
The glycoprotein Fel d 1, known as allergens are minuscule (10 percent of the size of a dust allergen), airborne particles that distribute easy and has a capacity to be nearly everywhere.
The allergen are located in the dander and saliva of the dogs and trigger the hypersensitivity towards dogs.
Classical symptoms of an allergic reaction towards dogs is characterized by coughing, itching, nasal congestion, rashes, watery eyes and sneezing.
Try to minimize the exposure to cats. Do not touch your eyes and rinse your hands frequently. Minimise furniture textiles, carpets and drapes which cat allergens can otherwise easy accumulate. Void having your cat/s or dog/s in all locations, particularly in the bedchambers. Vacuuming frequently with a hepa filter and apply an air filtrate, at least in the chamber.
Brush and bathe the cat regularly which will reduce the amount of loose fur and hence allergens. Never breathe in- and out through the nose.
Quercetin and Bromeline are supplements exploited to prevent cat- and dog allergies. Homeopathic cures such as Arsenicum album or Arsenicum iodatum are also much used.
As a complement to the above techniques and medicines, you should try to change your dieting according to your bloodtype which can be very useful. For more data, look for the brilliant “Peter d’Adamo”.
There are particular races of both cats and dogs that are said to be less harmful for people with developed allergies. Regrettably it is extremely individual why such a warranty is somewhat risky. Just through small variations recommended you might get the effect needed.
The Writer Bjorn Lundberg has 15 years knowledge of treating allergies. The methods are a mixture between diet advice, yoga movements, holistic and homeopathic remedies. His clinic is situated in Stockholm, Sweden and down below are two of his allergy websites; Hundallergi and Kattallergi.
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Thanks for the article and great blog you have going!!
Here is another interesting view point of how allergies are formed and how to alleviate the symptoms.
Our immune system is a reflection of our unconscious minds. It is now proposed that many allergic reactions may have a fundamentally psychological cause.
According to immunologist Dr. Michael Levi, an allergy is like a “phobia” of the immune system. In the 1950’s Levi won the World Health Association Award for his research demonstrating that viruses were infectious. As a result of his many years of work with the immune system, Levi contends that, when a person develops an allergy, the immune system has in essence formed a kind of phobic reaction to a certain type of substance, and then begins to panic when it gets around it. Symptoms of an allergy are produced by the results of this type of phobic reaction. Levi also asserts that other forms of allergies are like a “tantrum” of the immune system — that is, the immune system is throwing some sort of fit because it was not being taken care of properly, or was getting so fatigued and tired that it was striking out as a person or a child might have a tantrum.
In the same way that we learn and acquire emotional responses, our bodies learn and acquire immune responses. The fact that such deadly illnesses as small pox and polio have been virtually wiped off the face of the earth is a testament to the fact that our immune systems can learn.
The major issue in dealing with an allergy is reeducating the immune system. Our immune system has two basic ways of dealing with foreign material in our bodies – passive and active. A passive immune response is primarily carried out by macrophages – white cells in the blood stream that simply engulf and digest the foreign material. In fact, the term “macrophage” literally means “big eater.” The active immune response is carried out by “killer” T cells – cells that attack and destroy foreign matter.
It is possible for example for someone to trigger an immune response psychologically and unconsciously as a way of escaping from a stressful situation or occupation. The process is unconscious and may be one of our fundamental “survival” systems. It is our unconscious mind’s way of telling us to avoid a situation.
Hypnotherapy can progressively undo this learnt pattern (not suitable for eg nut allergies) and remove the conditioned immune response.
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