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What is Mast Cell Activation Syndrome

Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) occurs when mast cells become too eager to do their job. This overactivity can be considered a false alarm in the body’s defense system. When mast cells release substances, like histamine, inappropriately or excessively, it can lead to symptoms often mistaken for allergies or other common ailments.

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Itis for Inflammation – Bromelain

We are pleased to introduce the addition of a new product, itis-for inflammation.  Comprised of bromelain, boswelia serrata, cats claw, devils claw, feverfew tanacetum, tumeric (curcumin), and tart cherry fruit, itis is formulated to relieve the inflammation specific...

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What is Ozone Therapy? Q & A

In Principles and Applications of Ozone Therapy (2011), Dr. Frank Shallenberger tells of his introduction to ozone therapy via the work of his predecessor, Dr. Charles Farr. In the 1980s, Dr. Farr began treating patients with Auto Immune Disease Syndrome (AIDS)—caused...

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