The allergy to spices is causing me brain fog, sinusitis, headache, muscle pain, back pain, dizziness, and muscle weakness.
Just found this old quote. It might be worth asking your practioner to desensitise you to salicylates. My NAET practicioner had a salicylate vial, and this was one of my main things for Ds2 to clear/desensitise. Salicylates are found a range of foods from spices to tropical fruits, vegetables, oils and herbs. You might get more bang for your buck this way.
She indeed tested me on phenolic mix and salicylate is one of the phenolics! I was very weak with it. In fact, I had my vice last night as I was fed up, potato chips hehe, I tested before I ate and this morning, my backache and stiffness is back. I tested with the chips then and I was weak!! I will self treat chips also but now that you remind me, I shall perhaps treat phenolics first!!
I will be interested to know how I can test others but I think I will need to take a proper course in kinesiology. I was already treated with MSG, food additives, hmmm I can't remember. Next appointment will be testing for the individual components of sugar and salt. I will ask her to test me on acid. I do have problems with low pH in me. When I eat alkali forming foods, I feel better.
I had lots of problems with my stomach and in the past docs have suggested all kinds of possibilities, like IBS, candidiasis, my intestines were too curly!! They just didn't have a clue what was wrong! I do like foods that are giving me problems, :p, spices, sugary stuff, etc.
Is NAET covered by health insurance in oz? Here, they are accepted alternative med and so is partially covered. I have only had 13 appointments and DH and
I both agree that I have come a long way, not there yet, but big improvement, not without setbacks like this past weekend.
It's so bad that allergies can be so "hidden". Looking back, I think they have been affecting me my whole life but it just wasn't bad enough.