Finally An Effective Treatment for Cat Allergies

When you are allergic to something like cats, it’s only reasonable that the only treatment for cat allergies would be to avoid them.  But when you are a cat lover like I am, how can you avoid your loving companions, or worse yet…give them up?!  It seems like this is the only treatment for cat allergies it comes to suffering with the red eyes, and constant sneezing and runny nose.

Now you have to remember the basics about cat allergens.  They are typically airborne, sot that means you are breathing them in order for them to trigger the symptoms of cat allergies.  The allergens are microscopic, and therefore you can’t see them to avoid them.  And since they are smaller than pollens and mold spores, they stay suspended in the air longer.  The longer the allergens are suspended, the more susceptible you are to breathing them and reacting with symptoms of cat allergies.

Symptoms Of Cat Allergies

The longer you have your cat around, the higher the likelyhood of reacting with symtpoms of cat allergies. Because you when you think about it…these allergens are not caused just by hair or dander, they are the microscopic particles of the saliva that dries and flakes off on you and on your furniture.

Most people with severe symptoms of cat allergies will resort to long drawn out and costly shots, which could take years to complete.  And in the meantime, you are having to spend tons of money on household HEPA filters, vacuuming with special allergenic vacuums and vacuum bags. The special high grade HEPA vacuum cleaners are not cheap!

New Hope And Treatment For Cat Allergies

There is hope for the treatment for cat allergies though.  Accupuncture and accupressure have been around for years.  And when you combine the body’s electromagnetic field with whatever you are allergic to…it can eliminate the allergy immediately.

I know this may sound unbelievable, but there have been many doctors and chiropractors using this very technique successfully in their practices.  In fact, you can learn this very same technique and use it on yourself following the step by step instructions outlined in this manual.

A safe and effective treatment for cat allergies can be yours with a minimal cost which is a fraction of what you would pay for just one allergy shot treatment.

Are You Suffering From Cat Allergies?

I’m sure you didn’t realize you could be one of six to ten million people (that’s approximately two percent of the population!) in the United States that are allergic to cats or exhibit symptoms of cat allergies.

You may not have realized that you have these symptoms of cat allergies.  The majority of people believe that cat allergy symptoms are caused by allergens from the fur or cat dander (scales of the skin), when in fact, most of the potent allergens come mainly from saliva and sweat.

When you think about it, cats are licking and cleaning themselves constantly.  So when you pick up a cat, or they lay on your lap, they are transferring the proteins of their sweat onto your clothing or skin.
What is cat’s saliva or sweat? It contains a protein with a carbohydrate structure called “Fel d 1″.

It is highly allergenic and is the root cause for the symptoms of cat allergies. “Fel d 1″ is much smaller than a micron and is more likely to cause an allergic reaction than even molds or pollens, which are already potent allergens because of their diminuitive size.  But because “Fel d 1″ is smaller, it has an even greater potential to cause an allergic reaction.  “Fel d 1″ can easily bypass nasal passages and lodges deep in the lungs, where it can cause allergic episodes and asthma.

Like pollen and mold spores, “Fel d 1” are airborne allergens. They are microscopic and float in the air easily.

After a cat licks itself while grooming, “Fel d 1” allergen coats the fur and then once that happens, the saliva dries and it can float off and become airborne around the house.

It can attach itself to clothing, furniture and carpeting and the dried specks of saliva can float off and drift around your home. The protein allergen can be found anywhere. What is even more amazing is that this allergen can remain in your home for years after a cat leaves your home. So if you want to remove the allergen from your home to protect yourself from cat allergy, everything would have to be totally cleaned.

Symptoms of Cat Allergies

Like most allergies, being allergic to cats can affect your eyes, nose, ears, throat, lungs, and skin. The symptoms, especially respiratory reactions, usually occur between fifteen and forty minutes after one is exposed. However, note that pet-related allergies like being allergic to cats can take days from initial exposure for its onset.

The most common symptoms of cats allergies:

• Red, itchy, or swollen eyes
• Reddened areas on the skin
• Runny nose
• Nasal congestion
• Sneezing
• Ears that become stuffed up or itchy
• Post nasal drip
• Itching and hoarseness in the throat
• Frequent bronchitis
• Coughing and wheezing

Treatment Of Cat Allergies

One of the most common ways of controlling a cat allergy, is either by avoidance, or allergy shots. But with the Emergency Allergy Technique, you are able to quickly eliminate symptoms of cat allergies quickly and easily.

The method is based on ancient acupressure techniques.

What is so amazing about this technique is that it is completely safe, and it only takes 20 minutes to apply. You will see results within an hour and sometimes within minutes. I have used the treatment on myself for food allergies, and my son and daughter, my horses and yes, even my dog! It has come in handy with a couple of clients too, you can read their testimonials here…

It is completely illustrated with step-by-step color photos in my Emergency Allergy Technique Book that you can order here.

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