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Q: Chronic allergies ?
asked by: paulS on February 23rd, 2009
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If i have chronic allergies can i ask my doctor try to get me on medical marijuana ??

or is it not possible ..
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MandMs
replied on February 26th, 2009
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Marijuana, indeed, has some anti allergic properties, but they are mild.
I'm not sure if allergies are already accepted as a indication for using medical marijuana.
Acctually, there were some studies that have reviled that marijuana substances can have positive effect when used locally on skin for skin allergic reaction.

Talk to your physician!
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kinetico
replied on April 18th, 2009
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Hi there

marijuana causes allergic reactions that affect the function of the brain. That is why they are called 'mind altering'!

The best thing to do is to find out what causes your allergic reactions instead of treating the symptoms with allergenic and mind altering substances.
The mind is the bio-computer, that controls every function it the body.

The mind is also the master controller of the body. Thoughts are sent to the body cells. A human being is actually a close-knit community of more than 50 trillion cells. The bio-computer acts as a government that controls and coordinates the functions of the body’s cells.
When the mind serves as a ‘good’ government, the cellular community is in harmony and expresses health. If the mind is confused, angered, in fear or disturbed, or affected by negative emotions from the past, it can destroy the harmony of the cellular community and lead to dis-ease or even death.

Your thoughts are sent to the body’s cells via neuro-chemicals and nerve transmission.
Therefore if we confuse our mind with drugs, then every one of our cells is reading our drug induced experience via the chemical and electromagnetic vibrations sent throughout the body and get the wrong message!.
On the other hand, when we are happy our cells are happy. Our beliefs are shared with our cellular community.

Our DNA is the perfect blueprint, or plan, to manufacture a perfect cell, and, from there, a perfect organ, and a perfect and healthy body, and it does so continually.

This can not be the case if the environment in which the cells have to live, is toxic. And drugs are toxic.

And if you are into dope, try to find out which part of your mind you are unhappy with, and want to alter.

There are many things that we can do to make us happy, that will benefit us, for instance, a healthy diet, drinking plenty of clean water, avoid chlorinated water as it is poisonous, positive thinking, enough sleep and relaxation, physical exercise, connecting with nature, listening to music or making music, intellectual stimulation, remaining interested in life, creativity that nurtures the soul, and time alone.

It is only when we spend time alone that we can communicate with our Higher Power, get in touch with our thoughts and feelings and ground ourselves. Prayer and meditation or quiet time is necessary to achieve a healthy energy system.

Everything we do is infused with the energy with which we do it.

Avoid the most common allergen, dairy products.
This might not be easy, as lots of people have a psychological need for it and associate milk and cheese with the comfort and nurturing of breast feeding.(see Hugh Jackman, in all his Wolverine glory, showing the world that he still is a sucker)
THAT TAKES COURAGE!!!!!

But, hey, we need to give up suckling at some time, we have to get to a stage that we can do without the cow as a wetnurse!

Avoid anything that comes out of a cow!

Good luck

Kinetico
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missbooty
replied on May 17th, 2009
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I'm 44 and was recently diagnosed with asthma. I've been a teacher for 15 yrs and always believed asthma was a childhood illness that followed you into adulthood. I was shocked when I went to my doctor for a severe cough that I had asthma. After going online to web.md I do have all the symptoms of it. If you have any advise please share it with me!
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missbooty
replied on May 17th, 2009
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Thanks for your help! Smile
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