Allergy is the excessive reaction of our immune system to a foreign substance. The immune system to everything coming into the body belongs from the position of "one's own - another's". On someone else's body responds by producing antibodies, which this alien body is rendered harmless, i.e. unite with him, not allowing this body to do anything. This bunch of body + antibody is called the immune complex. Subsequently, this complex should be removed from the body. For various reasons, some foreign substances bound by the antibody are not removed from the body, but settle on the walls of the vessels and in the organs.
Chronic diseases of all organs without exception are either a consequence of disturbance of the circulatory system, or transportation and deposition of excessive amounts of toxins in them. All acute forms of diseases are a desperate attempt of the body to get rid of toxins. In some cases, due to damage to the immune system itself, some microorganisms that come into our blood can not even be rendered harmless.
Then they are encapsulated, i.e. our body surrounds them with a dense membrane, so that they do not do even more harm. But they continue to live in the body in capsules. In these two cases, we found that foreign objects are not excreted from the body, but are conserved either in immune complexes or imprisoned in capsules. But since the body "knows" about their presence, it "remembers" their structure and produces antibodies against everything similar that enters the body. Medicine advises to find the product to which the reaction occurs, and not to use it. But is there an allergy if you exclude a product? Does it start with other products? And if the reaction is unknown to what? Have you ever had to deal with people who suffer from psoriasis or atopic dermatitis? Modern medicine considers these diseases incurable. But are they really incurable? What is the reason for such violations?