The patient was admitted to the clinic with a diagnosis of allergic rhinitis. According to the medical history, the condition had persisted for 25 years, with multiple outpatient treatments, including Kenalog. Periods of remission initially lasted up to four months but later shortened to one month, eventually ceasing entirely by the time of admission. The patient had to rely on medications such as Naphthyzin and Sanorin to facilitate nasal breathing.
The treatment lasted for two weeks and included GI/ZB therapy targeting the gallbladder and adrenal glands, a general course, GI(s) therapy for the intestines, and ZB(s) therapy for the spine combined with massage. As a result of the treatment, the patient discontinued medication use and achieved free nasal breathing.
The treatment lasted for two weeks and included GI/ZB therapy targeting the gallbladder and adrenal glands, a general course, GI(s) therapy for the intestines, and ZB(s) therapy for the spine combined with massage. As a result of the treatment, the patient discontinued medication use and achieved free nasal breathing.