fibromyalgia-allergy connection -pulse

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Can we assume that these are food or otherwise sensitivities and not allergens?

doug

 

, " Heiko Lade " <heikolade.acnm@x>

wrote:

> Hi

> as I have mentioned in past posts , the pulse can change without doing

anything

especially after half an hour of lying down.

> I don't believe I would trust a pulse reading to confirm food alergies

> Then again, my pulse skills are not my strong point

> Heiko Lade

> M.H.Sc.(TCM)

> Lecturer and clinic supervisor

> Auckland College of Natural Medicine

> Website: www.acnm.co.nz

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> Thursday, September 01, 2005 5:26 AM

> Re: Re: fibromyalgia-allergy connection

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> Right. I have found that if you take the pulse right afterwards, sometimes

> it's perfectly normal. My suspicion would be that sometimes, with chronic,

> or insidious allergies it takes that long for this unusual inflamatory

> reaction to kick in, or for the body to figure out that something isn't

> right.

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> <snakeoil.works@m...>

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> Wednesday, August 31, 2005 6:45 AM

> Re: Re: fibromyalgia-allergy connection

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> > 30 MINUTES after?

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> > Instead, try two procedures: 1. have the patient take

> > their pulse for 15 seconds before eating a suspected allergen, and then

> > 30

> > minutes afterward. If the pulse is even a beat faster, sustpect allergy.

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