Practical ways of allergy eradication

Authors: Zhaxylykova R., Ahimova A. (2009)

Goals: Close examination of the skin condition in dynamics was one of the auxiliary methods of studying the influence of diet therapy, which contained whole mare and camel milk, on results of clinic-laboratory and instrumental researches of patients suffering from chronic hepatitis in its exacerbation stage. Thorough observation of patients’ integument, followed by observation of the surrounding people, revealed a wide spread of demodectic, dermatophagoidic and subclinical variant of sarcoptic acariases. Therefore, the main goal of the last 29 years of our medical practice was to re-check the stated-above fact. Methods: Open parts of the body of more than two million people from different parts of the world were clinically examined specially for this purpose. Peculiarities of clinical signs and complications of acariases were studied on 388786 people. Among them, demodectic acariasis was studied thoroughly on 49289 people, dermatophagoidic acariasis on 12592 people and subclinical variant of sarcoptic acariasis on 107 people. In order to study spread process and clinical history of acariases under natural conditions, 15722 people were examined. In the course of 36 years, 42163 patients addressed us with a request for medical help. We checked 17823 patients for conformity of clinical symptoms to the degree of skin invasion by mites. The control group consisted of 28 people with a healthy skin. Specific identification of mites was conducted by Dr.Sci.Biol. acarologist V.N.Kusov. Results: Open body parts of 91% of the examined patients showed clear signs of affection by mites (statistics from 1980-1981). Laboratory researches on 17823 affected patients in 1993-1997 showed that 98,1% of patients had demodexes, 0,5% of patients had dermatophagoidesses, 0,6% of patients had sarcoptides, and 0,8% had other types of mites, which are found in the dusty environment. In the skin of 428 people (2,4%) several types of mites were detected. According to the clinical data, mites definitely caused homonymous acariasis. During 1980-2004, 85±7% of 17864 people with so-called “noninfectious diseases” (NID) has either signs or complications of acariases. Among them, the early stages of illness were often allergic reactions, allergoses and skin diseases. This statement is based on complete recovery of 8548 patients, including 4970 patients with allergies, who were treated according to the authors’ methodology. People with healthy skin had no mites on their skin. Conclusion: At present, acariases are wide-spread among population, but have not been registered in the clinical medicine. The absence of targeted action against the illness is the reason of uncontrollable growth of various clinical masks of acariases and a lamentable statistics regarding affected people, confirmed by NID specialists worldwide. The results of our unique researches allow us to state the following: elimination of acariases will lead to a significant reduction of people being affected by NID, including allergoses.