Showing posts with label Alergies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alergies. Show all posts

Saturday, March 24, 2007

MGM Supplement: No More Allergy Shots for Me!

Testimony....

I'm allergic to pollen, dust, grass, weeds, trees, feathers, fur, certain scents, dogs, cats, and certain foods (citrus, fish, cashews or anything processed in a plant with tree nuts). I also have asthma. I suffered itchy rashes on my hands so bad I could hardly bend my fiingers.

For years I would break out all over my body every time the wind blew. I was always getting nosebleeds. I was constantly sick with bronchitis, and pretty much had no voice for 4-6 months of the year. I tried over-the-counter, and every prescription med, inhaler, or nose spray.

Zyrtec worked best but made me absolutely crazy and I had to quit taking it. I was getting allergy shots for a while and they helped a lot, but the series were sporatic and a couple times I had analphylactic reactions to the shots. That is really scary! The last time MediCal stopped my shots was when MGM Immune Builder first came out. I was freaking about the shots because if I didn't get them every week ... I'd end up with bronchitis and lose my voice, etc.

I was a non-committed MGM Supplement user, but decided to give the MGM Immune Builder a try. What a difference! I doubled up on it the first few days, then took two a day regularly for a long time. I did go without it for about a week at one point, and that is where I really noticed the difference because the symptoms came back!

Other than that, I've been basically symptom free since I started taking the MGM Immune Builder, and I've gotten friends who were distributers for other companies taking it for their allergies and asthma because they saw the differnce in me and how much better I was since I started taking the MGM Immune Builder.

I have seven children, one with severe allergies who also takes MGM Immune Builder. My oldest daughter who is in college in Santa Cruz, takes it every day and she was the only one in school that didn't get sick the whole year, except once, and that time she recovered real fast when she doubled up on the MGM Immune Builder.

The other kids take it when others around them are getting sick at school and work. It feels good to be able to go outside on a beautiful day and not be afraid of breaking out in a rash. I even go outside when it is windy and still have my voice! Recently I went on a five-mile hike when everything was blooming and didn't even sneeze or get wheezy!

MGM Immune Builder is amazing stuff ... I can't help but be excited about it!

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Saturday, March 03, 2007

MGM Supplement: Is Asthma a Problem For Your Children

Many things can cause asthma symptoms to start; these are called triggers. Every child's asthma triggers are different. Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out exactly what your child's asthma triggers are. Work with your child's doctor or nurse to identify your child's specific triggers. It is important to try to control your child's exposure to the triggers that make his or her asthma worse.

Irritants and allergies are the two main types of asthma triggers:

Irritants
Irritants are substances that irritate the nose, throat, or airways. Common irritants include:

Cigarette smoke
Strong smells
Colds or other respiratory illnesses
Chemicals (Green Clean)
Air pollutants
Weather conditions

Allergies
Many children with asthma also have allergies, which can make asthma worse. With allergies, a child's immune system becomes sensitive to allergens, which can include:

pollen (Air Purifier)
pet dander (Air Purifier)
dust mites (Air Purifier)
mold and mildew (Green Clean)
cockroaches

These allergens can increase inflammation (swelling) in the airways and trigger asthma. With continued inflammation, the airways become even more sensitive to triggers.

Some sports such as running long distances and playing basketball may be harder for your child to do, but there are many activities which are great for children with asthma such as swimming, golf and karate.

Always make sure your child has a warm-up and cool-down period before and after exercising, and alert coaches or instructors that your child has asthma. Have your child use her reliever medication 15 to 20 minutes before starting exercise, or as directed by her physician. If your child needs her quick reliever more than twice weekly, talk to your child's health care provider about a daily controller medicine.

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