Respiratory Allergies 11278...India
A 62-year-old physically active male practitioner suffered for 10 years from an allergy to dust and pungent smells that made him sneeze and give him a perpetually blocked nose. By the year 2000, he was taking anti-allergy allopathic medicine almost daily. His blood-sugar level was mildly elevated but he was not on any diabetic treatment. By January 2010 his blood-sugar levels had climbed well above normal (Fasting: 150mg/dl and Post-meal: 200mg/dl) and he was also diagnosed with mild hypertension (140/80). He was put on a diabetes medication (Diamicrox R-6 OD before lunch) and also a blood pressure drug (Cardace 2.5 mg BD). On 15 January 2010 he began giving himself the following vibrionics treatment along with the allopathic medicines:
For respiratory allergies:
#1. CC9.2 Infections acute + CC19.2 Respiratory allergies + CC19.3 Chest infections chronic + CC19.6 Cough chronic…TDS
For diabetes:
#2. CC6.3 Diabetes + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic…BD, after lunch and dinner
For high blood pressure:
#3. CC3.3 High Blood Pressure (BP) + CC12.1 Adult tonic…TDS
Over the next three months, the frequency of his allergy attacks kept decreasing. By the end of this time, he was completely cured of the allergies. His blood pressure was also normal (110/70) so the doctor reduced his dosage of Cardace from BD to OD.
The practitioner continued taking #1 for the next 5 ½ years, up to September 2015. During all these years the allergies never came back. He remains allergy-free as of November 2015. He continues to take #2 and #3in addition to allopathic medicines for diabetes and high blood pressure.
Editor's note: The patient could have followed a reduction procedure for #1 as soon as he felt that all symptoms had gone.