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March 24, 2008 - Vietnam vet gives his testimony about how he found relief from the itching and burning from his allergic reaction to the Agent Orange chemical poisoning he was exposed to during the war. A new educational video called “Quest For Health” identifies critical clues to how the poison is stored and released in the bloodstream causing allergic reactions.
You may think that this is an old story that has no relevance today, but I beg to differ. The underlying principles which this veteran discovered to help get relief from his Agent Orange allergies are germane to the relief of many airborne pollen allergies and pet dander allergies, as well. Our bodies react to many poisons the same way we react to pollen and dander so the relief from the anti-oxidants is similar. All of these are basically the result of free radical attacks on our immune system. These free radicals cause chain reactions within our blood stream that stimulates the allergic reaction. If you counteract the free radical attack, you can relieve the allergic reaction. It’s that simple.
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