Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI)
The use of Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI) for addressing Environmental Allergies, Chronic Infections, Autoimmune Issues, Food Reactions, and More.
Key Concepts to Understand
Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI) is a sublingual therapy that combines aspects of immunotherapy (such as allergy shots and provocation/neutralization) with homeopathy, but differs in its methodology and terminology.
It is important to recognize that LDI is not analogous to vaccines; instead, it aims to promote immune tolerance to specific antigens, reducing inappropriate immune responses. Vaccines strive to elicit immune reactions against specific targets, which can inadvertently lead to adverse reactions such as new allergies or autoimmune conditions.
Relevant antigens can include various substances such as foods, pollen, mold, animals, chemicals, viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and physiological molecules.
Determining the appropriate dosage typically involves challenging oneself with the relevant allergen(s) shortly after receiving an LDI dose.
Historically, there have been no recorded instances of anaphylactic or life-threatening reactions to EPD or LDI doses in over 55 years of usage, even with individuals who experience severe reactions to the antigens involved.
It is common for those experiencing symptoms and anxiety to report negative reactions following LDI doses; however, studies indicate that similar adverse reactions may also occur with placebo doses.
Reevaluating Perceptions of “Infections”
LDI does not operate by eliminating infections; rather, it modifies immune responses.
Genuine infections, such as pneumonia or bladder infections, require antibiotics and are not appropriate to be addressed with LDI.
The LDI Process
For those considering LDI, it is necessary to read through the LDI Handbook thoroughly to ensure a clear understanding of the process. Contact us to get this handbook.
The effectiveness of LDI significantly depends on clear communication regarding dose responses between you and the LDI provider; the LDI handbook aims to provide guidance on how to relay that information effectively. Understanding the nature of LDI will also enhance clarity on the necessary details to share.
Final Words of Encouragement
The potential benefits of LDI are significant, with many experiencing remarkable improvements in health. The goal is to restore the immune system's ability to appropriately tolerate environmental factors and internal organisms, foster healing, and enhance overall well-being.
This process may require time to determine the appropriate antigen and dose, but the rewards can be substantial!