Dr. Anna Maria Temple explains low-dose allergen therapy (LDAT), which uses roughly 400 allergens in homeopathic doses plus an enzyme to retrain an overactive immune system. She recommends it for children with moderate-to-severe eczema, high IgE levels, or multiple allergies who haven't improved with standard holistic approaches.
Could low dose allergen therapy be the missing piece for eczema? Hi, I'm Dr. Anna Maria Temple Nutrition. My specialty is eczema. I help families heal the children's skin with less medications. Low dose allergen therapy is a form of immune system or training that involves 200 environmental allergens and 200 food allergens that are combined in a violent homeopathic doses with an enzyme that stimulates the T red cells. We know that in children with eczema their immune system is overactive and if you've already done nutrition changes, micronutri repletion, supplementation, gut healing, stress management and biotoxin reduction and things are not getting better. Low dose allergen therapy may be a therapeutic intervention to consider other people to consider this if IGE levels is in the thousands, environmental allergies, food allergies and asthma. What I have found that in children with moderate to severe eczema we have to implement many more things than just nutrition supplementation, gut healing, stress reduction and environmental toxin modifications. We have to retrain the immune system and low dose allergen therapy is a modality that can do that.
