Anything else my watery
a growing problem here. As newcom-
eyes should read? ers have poured into the state—many
In addition to coping with allergies
for relief from their allergy problems-
induced by Mother Nature, it is al-
--they have brought with them their
ways important to address all possible
favorite trees and grasses. In fact, The
culprits of the symptoms presented
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of
such as food and/or other substances
America (AAFA) ranked the general
that the body may be reacting to. In
Metro-Phoenix area the 18th most
addition to cutting-edge blood tests
challenging place to live with allergic
that can pinpoint the exact underlying
asthma in 2006. And the AAFA consis-
food sensitivities of an individual, an-
tently ranks Phoenix among the coun-
other form of testing known as Electro-
try’s top 100 allergy capitals. With this
dermal Screening (EDS) is available to
in mind, it’s important to know about
further test the body and its reactions.
all the various treatment options avail-
EDS is used to screen various condi-
able and to choose the one that will
tions by detecting energy imbalances
make watery eyes, stuffy noses, sinus
along acupuncture meridians. This is
infections and—AHCHOO…. see
done painlessly and effortlessly and
what I mean?
often pinpoints answers to symp-
tomatic questions that have plagued
Paul Stallone, NMD founded the
individuals for years.
Arizona Integrative Medical Center lo-
Arizona used to be a haven for
cated at 8144 East Cactus Road, Suite
individuals fleeing from the allergy-in-
820 in Scottsdale. Dr. Stallone com-
duced health problems of their home
bines Natural / Alternative / Conven-
state. This is unfortunately no longer
tional treatments to best fit and benefit
the case. Most people know it’s more
each individual patient’s needs. For
and more difficult to find an Arizona
more information, visit www.drstal-
“native”. Ironically this is one of the
lone.com or call 480-214-3922. See
main reasons allergies continue to be
ad page 11.
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