AAT and LDA

"I have not had a shot in six months but I can still eat whatever I want with no pain or flu symptoms."

Thank you Denise for your reply; that is a great report!

Based on your post above, yesterday I made an appointment with an LDA MD to start LDA treatments, but the LDA doctor I selected will not be available to see me until mid-May, and I will not be able to get my first LDA shot from him until mid-June. Also, this same doctor's tech assistant told me that LDA is not as good as its precursor EPD, and that an LDA treatment can be easily undone by frequently eating the LDA-treated food.

Denise, based on your own experience, do you think that that is too pessimistic a statement about LDA?

"I went every other month and had 2 shots under my forearm skin"

So, you did the LDA food mix and the separate LDA pollen mix?

"by the 2 sets of shots I could eat again"

So, you started noticing benefits from the LDA after 4 months?

Since it will be so long before I can even get my first LDA shot, thus, while I am waiting to begin LDA, in the meantime next week I will start getting AAT treatments for my food allergies (see here and here and here for more info about AAT.)

If the AAT seems to begin to help me first, then I will just cancel the later scheduled LDA. Alternately, If the AAT does not seem to help me, then I will just proceed to do the later scheduled LDA.

PS: Denise, BTW, how are you doing with the MMS? I think that the MMS (to kill unfriendly microorganisms) and liver flushing and intestinal cleansing, while themselves not an alternative to an outright LDA or AAT food/pollen allergy treatment program, are nevertheless supportive of ultimately having a successful LDA or AAT allergy treatment program. For example, I read where unfriendly microorganisms in the gut can undo an LDA treatment.

- cwk