ALLERGIES
Definition: Allergy is an exaggerated response of the defensive system to substances that are normally harmless to most people.
Technical: Conflict of exaggerated protection against an invader (allergen). Separation Conflict.
Biological sense: Protect yourself against an invasive agent taken as harmful due to a previously related experience (cyclical allergy) or with a transgenerational or project program felt very strongly (structural allergy).
Conflict: Allergies are 90% circumstantial, that is, there is a point of conflict where hypersensitivity is generated. This point is the programming conflict or silent phase of the allergy. During this conflict the LST (Upper Limit Tolerable) is exceeded and the body registers the entire environment and labels it “bad”.
If we find ourselves again in a similar situation with one or all of the elements repeated (noisy phase of the allergy, or that corresponds to the triggering conflict), the organism will react against that “aggressor” (the allergen) that was identified as bad in the phase silent.
There is also a 10% of allergies that are considered structural. They are the ones that come from birth, in that case the conflict must be found in the mother (sense project) or in a transgenerational.
Regarding the symptoms, we must bear in mind that the skin is associated with separation, rhinitis with sexual conflicts, vomiting with family indigestion, the larynx with fear and
tears to something I can’t see, for example.
Example of Allergy to chlorine in the pool
A pregnant woman goes swimming every day in the neighborhood pool. She has always liked swimming, now more than ever because when she swims, her son moves in her womb, feels her life, feels her heartbeat, she is happy. One day she jumps into the pool as usual and her son does not move, she becomes stressed and begins to think: “What if he is dead?”, “What is wrong with him?”, She gets scared .
When she is in the locker room, she feels the child move again and relax, everything is fine and she returns home calmly. The next day when she returns to the pool and comes into contact with the chlorine in the water, she develops edema of the glottis and they have to rush her to the emergency room. Her mind had registered the dangerous situation (silent phase) because of the fear of the baby’s death, and the next day (noisy phase) she protects herself from dangerous elements (as was the case with chlorine).
Allergy Protocol Steps
1. Become aware of the first time (noisy phase). Live it in time and space.
2. Become aware of what the allergic reaction is and what area or organ it affects.
3. Discover the allergen.
4. Find the previous time (silent phase) in which we were facing the allergen.
5. Find the rail/anchor, that is, the emotion associated with the event.
6. Find the resource(s) to make the emotional change.
Bio-Emotional Dictionary. (Joan Marc Vilanova Pujó)
ALLERGIES (in general)
Allergy is the state of a subject that, by previous contact with an appropriate antigen, has acquired the property of reacting when a second attack by the same antigen occurs, in a different way,
often more violent and uncontrollable.
An allergy is an over-activated response of the immune system to a foreign antigen.
The allergenic substance does not cause a reaction in most people but it is identified for me as dangerous by the immune system. This response, the result of an internal cause, is often the means by which the body tells me that I am experiencing a state of aggressiveness and hostility in relation to a person or any situation, depending on the mental interpretation of what I am experiencing. I live like so special.
Allergies (including hay fever) are similar to asthma, but the reaction is more at the level of the eyes, nose, and throat, rather than the lungs or chest.
- What am I allergic to?
- What is it that over-activates me so much?
- What is it that really causes the irritation and the strong emotional response of my body (want to blow my nose, watery eyes, want to cry)?
They are all the responses of the emotional system, the release of emotions suppressed by a reaction of my body. This one reacts to something, a kind of mental symbol, because it tries to reject, hide (Erase from my conscious memory or my sensitivity) or ignore what bothers it. So I reject a part of me that attacks me.
It is the means I use to express my emotions, to throw out the bad guy!
Nothing can stop this rejection reaction at the moment, and this is not rational because it is part of the field of instinct and the unconscious. It’s like there’s something out of context here, an enemy disturbing my wards. This enemy takes power, my power to be and to do, and this impresses me. I am impressed by the power of others to the detriment of my own.
I feel threatened by a certain unconscious fear that I refuse to live.
Allergies therefore tend to indicate a deep level of intolerance, perhaps the fear of having to participate fully in life, to free myself from all the emotional crutches that support me and that would allow me to live self-sufficiency. Perhaps I have difficulty discerning, choosing, taking the place that belongs to me. The characteristic characteristic of the allergic person is often the feeling of not being quite correct!
I want to attract and have the attention, sympathy and support of others. Do I use allergies to have love?
It’s possible. In any case, one thing is certain:
I have an allergy because I deny a part of myself and my unconscious struggle is great. It is my resistance, my way of saying no.
I have the power to decide what is convenient for me in my own universe.
Individuals can be allergic to all sorts of things; food, objects, shapes, smells Everything that, from near or far, involves the five senses (particularly smell, which is the most powerful sense from the point of view of memory). My mind records a multitude of good or bad sensations for me. It is very possible that, if I am allergic to something, it is because my mind has associated it with a certain good or bad memory and that my instinct rejects it in this moment. The allergy frequently appears after an event in which I have felt separated from something, from an animal, a person. When I relive a situation that reminds me of this sad and heartbreaking event for me, I will have this allergy because, somewhere, my body (my senses) remember everything and everything is recorded in my cells.
If the situation experienced is accompanied by great anguish, it is the sinuses that will be affected (hay cold, sneezing). If fear predominates, my allergy will be expressed more by coughing (difficulty breathing) and if it is
rather the very separation that I experienced with difficulty, the allergic reactions will be found more at the skin level (eczema, urticaria, dermatitis, etc.) The allergy to a food (for example: sugar, alcohol in the alcoholic) is linked to an experience in which, being placed in a situation in which I had to say no to what I liked the most, frustration follows and I I become allergic to her. Frequently it is a fear of the new and of adventure, a lack of confidence in life. I now feel compelled to deprive myself of this kind of joy, thinking that life is something ordinary, without challenge.
- What do I want to avoid facing?
- What is it that makes me react so much?
- What is so scary inside?
- Is there something I mistrust to the point of keeping it away from me?
It seems to me that, in certain cases, my mind makes an association of certain situations with substances for the bias of the homonyms. Thus, if I had to leave the block (from my neighborhood) to go to work in another city, I have become allergic to the apple (fruit).
A few years later, having accepted and integrated this change, the allergy has disappeared.
Next, we give another example: a newborn allergic to “pressacs” (peaches in Catalan, meaning a fruit). Because? Because his mother, impatient and about to give birth, a few months before, had told her your Catalan spouse: “de presa, o farem tard al hospital!” Here, the word “pressac” is almost homonymous with “presa”. Thus, at the base of the allergy, there is always an emotion of irritability or frustration associated with a product or a situation for what it represents to remind me of this discomfort that I must integrate or become aware of. Beginning to accept at heart level my life and my fears, the integration process will be activated and the allergies that complicate my existence will return to the universe.
I need inner peace and above all love.
I stay open and everything will be for the best.
The Great Dictionary of ailments and diseases by Jacques Martel
Milk allergy:
Allergy to paint and solvents
food allergy
Allergy to animals
Allergy to antibiotics
ALLERGY to METALS
ALLERGY TO WATER
ALLERGY TO ALCOHOL
ALLERGY TO LATEX
ALLERGY TO GLUTEN
POLLEN ALLERGY
DUST ALLERGY
SUN ALLERGY
ALLERGY IN THE SKIN
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