Allergies and IPT

Allergies can have many manifestations, and most are noticeable in the respiratory system or the skin. IPT has a track record of successful treatment of a wide variety of allergic syndromes. Following are allergy cases on IPTQ:

There is a case of angioedema or urticaria (skin allergy with hives) reported in the 1992 patent.

Dr. Paquette's book Medicine of Hope, has a section on diseases of the skin. A number of the cases he presents appear to be directly or indirectly related to allergies. There is one case of skin allergy to sunlight and metals, for example. Dr. Paquette felt that many allergic syndromes were related to poor diet and accumulated toxicity in the body, which could be treated quickly with IPT.

Dr. Paquette's book also has a whole section on use of IPT for respiratory diseases in his book Medicine of Hope. He describes 23 respiratory cases, and 11 of them are of allergic origin. The cases include severe respiratory allergies: allergic bronchitis, asthma, rhinitis, and sinusitis. Many of the cases had not responded to other treatments, many for years. But the results with IPT were often spectacular.

He wrote: "I often had fabulous results; I was feeling overwhelmed and had a hard time hiding my tears. I felt people so happy expressing their joy to me. No matter how much I asked them not to talk about it, the news was spreading from mouth to ear and the patients were flocking from all corners of the Province, other Provinces and even from abroad."