Yes, Melart, there is. I believe there is no such thing as an allergy - allergies are a reaction to something because the body's system is blocked. Allergens are live proteins - living things - and when they enter the body, the digestive system is supposed to kill them (that sounds harsh) and eliminate them. If this isn't properly done or if more allergens enter than the body can eliminate, then allergic reactions occur. This is like sneezing when something enters the nose. The body is supposed to rid itself of allergens as quickly as they enter.

So, that said, increase your digestive enzymes, and as I wrote in my Richardson Cancer Prevention Diet book, digestive enzymes will digest proteins all over the body, not just in the tummy.

Next, increase a quality ascorbic acid in the form of vitamin C, as this will flush allergens from the body via the water stores in the urine and skin.

Then, eat organic forms of grains - start with another grain first, such as rye or bulgar, and then slowly introduce a complex wheat as you improve elimination. Avoid corn and corn products. They SATURATE our food supply, and I have a feeling that you are reacting to corn more than wheat.

Try this program one step at a time, and see if this does the trick.

When the body is digesting properly, it digests the proteins in allergens, no matter where they are located in your body. Try a systemic enzyme, like Wobenzyme-N. This is a bit pricey, BUT it digests toxins all over the body and not just in the stomach.

Then use saline solution up your nose and in your eyes once or twice a day. This is no different from a healthy dunk in the ocean, and will balance your pH and flush those microbes out.

Then consider a yeast or microbe cleanse. It's time to get rid of this from deep within your tissues.