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As seen in Toronto Waterfront Magazine
Allergies:
A possible cure
By Karim Mirshahi
For
those that suffer from Asthma, Allergies, Migraines and Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome, hope of a cure is on the horizon.
Aremarkable medical doctor, has presented to us, in minute
detail, how these conditions can be better understood and
even repaired.
The prospect of an inexpensive cure would liberate a large
segment of our population from suffering and death; but it
would also devastate the profit potential of the drug producers.
A conflict exists between physicians who actually desire to
heal their patients and those, who, through ignorance or intent,
choose to have them return, on an endless regime of medical
preparations.
Dr. Felix Ravikovich is a dedicated healer. He obtained his
medical degree, specializing in internal medicine, at Leningrad
in the former Soviet Union. Receiving his Canadian certification
in 1985, he has been practicing in Toronto, specializing in
allergy and asthma treatment. Over the past 9 years, he methodically
and thoroughly investigated the cellular and genetic components
of defects, in our bodies, that manifest themselves in asthma,
allergies and related diseases.
Recently he has compiled his studies into a 410-page book
on the subject. Although Dr. Ravikovich’s text is primarily
for the medical and health care profession, it is readable
by ordinary patients such as myself. The book outlines how
medical intervention is possible to prevent unwanted production
of histamine. This would remove the necessity of taking drugs
that suppress allergy-inducing agents. He explains the causes
and triggers to allergic reactions, reducing them to an understandable
format.
Dr. Ravikovich systematically discusses the process and value
of allergy testing. Particular concern is paid to very common
allergy medications, prescribed by doctors, which can cause
life threatening consequences and even result in the stimulation
of some cancers. In fact, studies by the ‘Manitoba Institute
of Cell Biology’ reveal this consequence from the application
of allergy medications.
Concern is shown for the possible complications of repeated
steroid usage. These substances can result in temporary detrimental
side effects and even the development of new chronic diseases.
A fascinating and revealing segment of the Dr. Ravikovich
book is titled “Functional Encephalopathies”. This
is a condition, solely due to an imbalance of neurotransmitters
in the brain. He writes, “in this sense, mental and neurological
diseases such as headache, attention deficit and hyper activity
syndromes, depression and anxiety, chronic fatigue syndrome,
autism, many seizure disorders, schizophrenia, etc.”
fall in this category.
Dr. Ravikovich’s interest is focused on the underlying
causes and mechanisms for the consequential diseases and his
thoughtful clarifications remove much of the ambiguity and
mystery surrounding them.
This scholarly, yet courageous book is a valuable asset to
the medical community and the public. It permits me to say
that “The Plot Against Asthma and Allergy Patients”
by Dr. Felix Ravikovich is admirably, in line with the Hippocratic
Oath. The practice of medicine, medical research and the availability
of public health services ought to serve humanity, and not
only commercial interests.
The Plot Against Asthma and Allergy Patients
By Dr. Felix Ravikovich
KOS Publishing Inc.
1997 Beechgrove Road, Alton, Ontario, Canada L0N 1A0
Phone: (519) 927-1049
Fax: (519) 927-9542
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