More people are experiencing hives than ever before. The reason why people get hives is because they're having an allergic reaction to something inside their body that should not be in there.
So let's talk about that a little bit. The problem with hives is it puts you on a wild goose chase. Like what was it?
So you have your hives, you go to the emergency room, or you go to the doctor's office, or you see your practitioner, healthcare practitioner, and what happens is they'll be like, well, what did you eat?
It's the first thing that's asked all the time.
What did you just eat?
Did you have peanuts?
Did you have nuts?
Did you have seeds?
Did you have something else?
And if someone says, well, I had pizza, they'll just dismiss that and be like, well, it wasn't that.
or if you're somebody that like I just I had a cheeseburger today they'd be like well it wasn't
that they'd be like do you have a stomach ache it's like no I don't have a stomach ache I'm just
breaking out in hives everywhere they're like it wasn't the cheeseburger you know so you know if
you're somebody that's said to the doctor well I had pizza I had a cheeseburger I had macaroni and
cheese I had shrimp I had salmon I had fish and chips I had onion rings in a fast food restaurant
they'd be like well that's not the problem so it's got to be something else that's going on
it's your body maybe you have autoimmune or something like that so they kind of head into
that direction more so or if they do think it's food allergies they'll want to do a whole food
allergy scan on you and the whole report and a whole workup and what happens there is all the
good foods start getting kicked out of your life they'll say well you're allergic to an eggplant
You're allergic to squash, you're allergic to mango, you're allergic to aloe, you're
allergic to onion, and they just start getting rid of all the good food, the food that can
help you, and then they allow you to keep the food that doesn't help you so much in
there.
So that's what usually happens with people to go through the whole food allergy testing
thing, right?
So let's go into this hive thing to begin with.
So hives occur because the body is physically reacting.
A sensitivity is occurring to something that should not be in that person's body.
Even if they weren't recently exposed to that something that shouldn't be inside their body,
they can still have a reaction.
So let's go into that a little bit.
Pathogens are one of the things.
Bacteria.
somebody could be living with bacteria inside their body and not have a hive occur yet until
that bacteria starts to colonize starts to grow in numbers so if that bacteria is sitting inside
the liver it can stay quiet there for years finally it starts to colonize it starts to expand
in numbers and then releases poisons and toxins and they puff out of liver into the bloodstream
and then you can have reactions. Now here's where the whole madness comes in with hives. Here's part
of it right here. If you're somebody that's like, whoa, my hives started when I exercised and I was
covered in them. So maybe I can't exercise and that's the problem. Well, when they were exercising,
blood flow was pumping throughout their body and a puff of those toxins and poisons or pathogen
toxins and poisons came out of their liver in that moment because blood was rushing through
and going through their system and pushing out that toxin, pushing out that bacteria.
And that's one way it can happen right there. Another person would be like, I wasn't doing
anything. I woke up that morning, had a little bit of water and it hit right there.
You know, another thing right there, water.
Water is very cleansing.
Water is very healing, hydrates the bloodstream.
It could be just enough to push around those toxins, move them around, right?
Another person could have just eaten something, but it wasn't the food that was creating it,
but it was just the action, the physical action of chewing, swallowing, getting into your stomach,
the body doing peristaltic action that could push those toxins around.
So some of the toxins that create hives, the number one variety of toxins that create hives
are the bacteria or the viruses, the pathogens, and what they produce.
So let's go into that a little bit.
You can have a virus or bacteria in your liver or inside your body for years and not have a hive yet
until you end up feeding without realizing these bacteria and these viruses,
what they want to eat.
So if it's something toxic, okay, that the virus and bacteria is eating,
when they expel those toxins, the waste matter that comes out of the pathogens,
it becomes a new chemical exposure for you.
So you could be living your life, have low numbers of viruses and bacteria.
You're going through your life.
You're doing okay.
You never get any hives.
And then you feed without realizing it through exposure, through maybe through some kind of treatment you've had, maybe through something you're taking, maybe some medicine you're taking, maybe some alternative thing you're trying and it's toxic.
Or maybe it's just exposure to pesticides or herbicides or it's exposure in some other way.
And the viruses and the bacteria feed off of that toxic substance, release this kind of excrement, this toxic byproduct, and that is the sensitivity that develops.
So now your body becomes allergic to what the pathogens are releasing.
That's the most popular situation for people's hives.
So they get the hives on their neck, hives on their face, hives on their forehead, their
cheeks, their body, their chest, their back, hives on their legs.
There's pathogens involved.
Those pathogens are feeding off of something toxic.
Heavy metals is a big one right there.
So if you're getting heavy metal exposure, but you don't realize you're getting heavy
metal exposure and the pathogens are feeding off of those metals, they're releasing a new
kind of toxic substance that your body's not used to that's now floating around and your body's
reacting because it's having an allergic reaction to those toxic substances that the pathogens are
releasing, right? So another type of hive would be exposure to different toxic chemicals, new
chemicals your body hasn't been exposed to because they're creating these new chemicals every single
day out there, the industries. So that's another thing on its own. But even in those situations,
a lot of times it's pathogens inside the body that feed off of these new chemicals that we're
exposed to releasing new toxic waste chemicals your body has never experienced and now you're
getting hives all the time as that toxic waste builds up and builds up inside the liver and
builds up inside other areas of the body and then you get more storage bins of it and it's never
cleansing because you're not working on cleansing you're not working on detoxing and it builds up
and it builds up. There comes a day when all of a sudden you're exercising, you're out eating some
kind of meal, you're doing something, you're active, you're busy, whatever it is. And then
boom, you get hit with all these mysterious hives. And then the vicious cycle to catch 22 starts,
and you're running around to every doctor going into the emergency room. Nobody knows why they
give you steroids to try to stop your immune system from reacting, stop the allergic reaction.
they try to give you injections and shots to try to stop the allergic reaction from happening in
hopes to back it down and histamines they give you different things and then in hopes that it goes
away and it's just a spell and that happens with a lot of people where it's just a spell they get
the hives it gets knocked back it passes you move forward and you get them again and there's other
people have them continually where they have them all the time thanks for being here this concludes
this newsletter video about hives, and I'll see you guys next time.
