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Cortisol Sensitivity?

Body Allergy/Sensitivity Versus Nervous System Allergy/Sensitivity

Body allergies are reactions someone is usually born with. Nervous system allergies or sensitivities can be acquired throughout life. Because EMF waves are the highest they’ve ever been (cell phones, wifi, routers, smart meters), I believe they affect the brain in a negative way, causing new nervous system allergies or sensitivities.

Case Study

A long-time patient came in for a visit feeling very anxious, not a normal symptom. Obviously, there can be many reasons for this. I checked her cortisol levels and they were high. So I tested to see if she had a nervous system sensitivity to cortisol and she did. After clearing her of the sensitivity, I retested her cortisol levels and it went down to normal.

Ten minutes after the clearing, she started to calm down, and by the time she left the office, her anxiousness was completely gone.

When the body is reacting to toxins like heavy metals or bio toxins, like mold or even chemicals that the body produces, the body typically can’t detox the substance to an appropriate level.

For example, if someone has a sensitivity to benzenes, which are in the smoke from the burning of the plastics, the body can’t detox appropriately and the chemical sits in the lungs and causes health issues, mostly autoimmune issues.

Another example. If someone has a sensitivity to lactic acid, again, the body will have a hard time detoxing it out of your body. An increase of lactic acid in the muscles causes pain, stiffness, and fatigue. Lactic acid is produced in the body and muscles during exercise. This is the chemical that causes fatigue with extended exercise. Clearing the reactions can bring the lactic acid down in the muscles. If it does not go down to a healthy level, then there is a supplement that can help reduce the levels to normal.

Overall, fatigue is the most common symptom I see in the clinic with a cortisol sensitivity. Typically one office visit will clear it, however, I do recheck people on a regular basis.

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