Essential Flora 7 Review

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• Skin contact with an allergen usually causes
  hives, itchiness and localized swelling.
• Airborne allergen contact often makes breathing
  difficult as the throat and lungs contract. The
  lack of oxygen may cause drowsiness, make walking
  impossible, and can result in death.
• The introduction of an allergen by way of blood
  often is the most severe. This can happen by a
  sting or food being digested. Blood can circulate
  throughout the body within 6 minutes, allowing
  the allergen to come in contact with all organs.

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• Skin contact with an allergen usually causes
  hives, itchiness and localized swelling. Airborne
  allergen contact often makes breathing difficult
  as the throat and lungs contract. The lack of
  oxygen may cause drowsiness, make walking
  impossible, and can result in death. The
  introduction of an allergen by way of blood often
  is the most severe. This can happen by a sting or
  food being digested. Blood can circulate
  throughout the body within 6 minutes, allowing
  the allergen to come in contact with all organs.

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• Skin contact with an allergen usually causes
  hives, itchiness and localized swelling. Airborne
  allergen contact often makes breathing difficult
  as the throat and lungs contract. The lack of
  oxygen may cause drowsiness, make walking
  impossible, and can result in death. The
  introduction of an allergen by way of blood often
  is the most severe. This can happen by a sting or
  food being digested. Blood can circulate
  throughout the body within 6 minutes, allowing
  the allergen to come in contact with all organs.

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What Is An Allergy

• Normally your immune system's lymphocytes
  Essential Flora 7 Review (white blood cells)
  travel to all parts of the body scanning the
  outside of proteins for chemical signatures. If
  it finds an invading protein, then the white
  blood cell returns to a lymph node where it
  becomes a plasma cell and generates antibodies to
  destroy that specific protein. An allergy
  sufferer has a genetic defect that causes the
  white blood cells to misidentify protein and
  overreact to a foreign substance. If a person
  with a seafood allergy eats seafood, the white
  blood cells mistakenly think that the body is
  being invaded and produces many times more
  antibodies than are needed to fight the invaders.
• Since there isn't a real threat (and therefore
  nothing to attach to), over the next 7 to 10
  days, the antibodies attach themselves to mast
  cells that store histamine. This is known as
  sensitizing to an allergen. The next time your
  body is exposed to that allergen, a cascading
  allergic reaction occurs. During a cascading
  reaction all the antibodies are triggered and
  destroy all the mast cells they are attached to,
  thus releasing an abnormally large about of
  histamine causing runny nose, itchy skin and
  other symptoms.
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