As an allergist and pediatrician, Dr.
Doris Rapp says traditional medicine mostly just looks
for ways to treat problems, instead of figuring out
what’s causing them. But, she says, if someone had a
nail in their shoe, you wouldn’t just continuously put
bigger and bigger Band-Aids on their wound. You would
tell them to take the nail out of their shoe already.
And that’s what Dr. Rapp is trying to do with her
practice.
So in this audio, you’ll hear why she
believes many of the symptoms lumped under ADHD are really
allergy related, how to figure out what is triggering them,
and how to stop the allergy attacks – along with many other
ways our environment and the things we eat have an effect on
our health.
You’ll Also Hear…
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A
quick test to see if a child’s hyperactivity is
food-allergy-related and the only known way to find (and
eliminate) the food causing it
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A quick baking soda recipe that will stop
allergy-related ADHD symptoms dead in their tracks
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The only air purifier she recommends – because it takes
out 3,000 chemicals and actually works
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The scary side of buying a new house, a used mattress,
or second-hand clothes
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Everyone knows the importance of buying organic food
nowadays, but if you think it’s simply out of your
budget -- here are Dr. Rapp’s top 4 ways you can afford
it
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The most common allergens to look out for – and the
surprising reactions they can cause (you’d probably
never guess these are allergy reactions and not
behavioral problems)
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The shocking study that shows most schools use chemicals
that cause cancer and damage the nervous system – and
what you can do about it
Dr. Rapp says although we can see ADHD,
cancer, autism, etc. on the rise, no one seems to be paying
attention to what’s causing it. They’re mostly concerned
with how to treat them. Our environment is full of chemicals
– they’re in our food, mattresses, carpets, and even in the
products we use to clean. And in this audio, you’ll hear the
relationship those chemicals have to your health, why you
need to be concerned, and all about allergy-related ADHD… so
you can be more informed and start removing the nail from
your shoe already.
