Welcome to My World – Allergy – Sensitivity – Unexpected Symptoms

Hello World!  How are you today? All’s well here. Today I’ll talk about allergies & some unexpected signs you may have them… I found this to be very interesting info & I want to further study this as it may explain a few things to me about some of my “ailments”.

Got a Cold? Or is it an allergy?

Got a Cold? Or is it an allergy?

Surprising Signs You Have an Allergy or Sensitivity

You can forget runny noses & itchy eyes as your allergies can manifest in many unexpected ways.

Allergies, intolerances, & sensitivities don’t always turn up as your runny nose & itchy eyes. According to the author of The Allergy Solution, your allergies are “great mimics” because they can manifest in unexpected ways. You may be suffering an allergy or sensitivity-related symptom & have no idea that an immune reaction is the cause of your discomfort.

These are some of the common symptoms of a sensitivity-related reaction or allergy that, on the surface, appear to be something else.

  1. Weight gain

Allergies can lead to your unexplained weight gain, or an inability to lose

Slow Metabolism due to sleep deprivation?

Overweight due to allergies?

weight despite changes in your diet & lifestyle. Studies have also linked your antihistamine use with increased body weight.

  1. Muscle aches

Your sore muscles have been associated with some of the classic allergy manifestations, like asthma & eczema, & have been linked to certain food intolerances & reactions to specific metals, like nickel. Galland says many of his patients with a sensitivity to mold report muscle pain.

  1. Joint pain

Your Allergy-fueled arthritis, often triggered by problem foods, is one of your most common, “hidden” allergies.

Back Ache - Meditate!

Back Ache – arthritis or allergies?most common, well-established “hidden” allergies.

  1. Fatigue

Your feeling tired as a result of a sensitivity has been dubbed allergic tension fatigue syndrome, & a food intolerance, often to

Always tired - Meditate!

Always tired? Allergies?

wheat, corn, milk or chocolate is likely the cause.

  1. Brain fog

Galland says your trouble with concentration & memory is often linked to food intolerances & mold sensitivity.

  1. Bloating or stomachache

Your Food intolerances inflame the lining of your intestines, leading to

Stomach ache?

Stomach ache? allergies?

cramping, bloating, & pain. A trigger food can also cause you to have heartburn, & an elimination diet may help root out the troublemakers.

  1. Headaches

Decades of research have linked

So Much to Learn!

Headaches? Allergies?

headaches — both migraines & non migraines to allergies. Among the most common triggers you may have are toxic fumes & foods like chocolate, nuts, soy, citrus, coffee, & alcohol.

  1. Insomnia

A dairy intolerance may be the reason you’re having trouble falling asleep & staying asleep.

  1. Hair loss

Alopecia is an autoimmune condition in which you lose hair on the scalp

Where did all my hair go?

Where did all my hair go? Allergies?

that goes beyond normal pattern baldness. It is more common if you have  been diagnosed with allergies, such as to gluten. Avoiding exposure may help you to stop & even reverse your hair loss.

  1. Depression, mood disorders, or psychiatric symptoms 

A German study recently found that if you have doctor-diagnosed allergies

Mood disorders? Allergies?

Mood disorders? Allergies?

you have higher rates of psychiatric symptoms. Galland notes that teenagers with asthma are about 3 times more likely than those without an allergy to be diagnosed with depression or a bipolar disorder later in their life.


This is great information that I needed to share with you. Please let me know what you think of it & if any of these symptoms applies to you as I believe some may apply to me…

Have a Great Day!

Have a Great Day!

 

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