Allergies

However, for seasonal allergies, I suggest starting treatments 6 to 8 weeks before the season that affects the patient. On the other hand, since pet hair allergies are more complex, I prefer not to treat them. As far as food allergies are concerned, they can have quite serious repercussions, I suggest that the patient consult a doctor.

In acupuncture, we distinguish between the emptiness of the spleen energy, the emptiness of the lung energy and the fullness of the liver energy. We rebalance the energy of these organs with small sterilized needles or a soft laser. These unpleasant allergies disappear like magic.

There are always exceptional cases that can withstand the force of treatment. Let’s take the case of a family of three. Two of them had immediate results after only four treatments. However, after 10 treatments, the third person still had symptoms, albeit minimal.

Here are some excerpts from an article published by the Quebec Order of Acupuncturists.

Traditional Chinese medicine considers the allergic reaction as a bad adaptation of the organism to its environment. According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and the so-called “energetic” concepts of the organs, a weakness or an attack on the “Lung System” (*) and on the “Liver System” (*) participate in the presence of these allergic reactions.

• The “Lung System” (*) is the first organ in contact with allergenic substances. If it is weakened, it will be sensitive to these substances and its functions will be affected.
• The “Liver System” (*) is involved in the adaptation functions of the organism to its environment. If the “Liver System” (*) is impaired, it will result in an exaggerated response to allergens with the appearance of the symptoms described above.

Source:
Acupuncture Quebec