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I suspect chronic allergy problems can be caused by parathyroid dysfunction and / or low cortisol. When I had allergy issues that just progressively got worse, I found through blood testing that I had sub-optimal Vitamin D levels. When I normalized my Vitamin D levels through supplementation, my allergy problems practically disappeared for years, only to finally resurface now the past couple of weeks.

My theory is that if Vitamin D is low, calcium absorption in the gut is poor, and parathyroid has to release hormone to stabilize blood calcium levels. I believe this hormone is linked to mast cell activation.

My other theory is that low cortisol can cause allergies to go berserk, but I don't have much evidence to go on for that other than feels.

today I took 2 drops lapodin with my 1/4 grain NDT in the morning, I think this is the answer for me at the moment to take these stress reducing substances in the morning when the body has als thyroid and more food for blood sugar stabilization. Not in the evening when thyroid and blood sugar is already low

@Mr-X I think I noticed mood swings too. I think there’s so many different chemicals in there that it’s always going to be unpredictable.