FREE LIMITED-TIME MCAS TRAINING

Overcoming Mast Cell Activation Syndrome in Children

with Beth O’Hara

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If your child is presenting a cascade of symptoms, and your interventions aren’t working, it may be time to dig deeper and learn more about Mast Cell Activation Syndrome — could it be the missing link in your child’s healing journey?

Have you heard of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)?

If yes—you know more than many conventional and even functionally trained doctors.

It wasn’t until recently that it became recognized as a diagnosable condition…and even with the recognition it has now, is notably hard to diagnose.

MCAS can present itself in a cascade of symptoms that often sends patients to different specialists.

As long as any major medical condition is ruled out, the patient suffering from MCAS is dealing with chronic symptoms across multiple systems.

Commonly the patients will have to see multiple specialists…

…the specialists will only focus on specific details of the patient’s case

…often coming up with wildly different conclusions

… and recommending interventions that don’t end up fixing the patient’s problem

…because it’s not addressing the real root cause.

If the treatments your child uses for their conditions aren’t working, it’s ok to keep asking for more help.

Beth O’Hara has helped hundreds of patients with MCAS finally overcome their symptoms.

If your child is experiencing any of these persistent symptoms:

General ill feeling
General fatigue
Frequent sensitivities to foods
Sensitivities to fragrances, light, sound
Poor wound healing
Allergy style reaction
Hives
Itching
Sweating
Dry or irritated eyes
Rashes
Burning pain on mouth
Cough
Bone and Joint pain
Headaches
Mood disturbances and anxiety
Low blood pressure
Rapid heart rate
Nausea and diarrhea

It may be time to look into whether or not MCAS is driving the symptoms.

If you don’t know where to start, Beth O’Hara has put together a training that will shed some light on the topic and offer a potential solution for your child’s chronic suffering.

In this webinar, you will learn about:

Understanding the underlying biochemistry of MCAS

How MCAS presents itself and what you can do about it

Navigating Salicylates and MCAS

And so much more.

There is So Much Under Your Control.

If you suspect your child has Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, sign up today for this training to learn what options are available to your family.

Conventional medicine has a way of teaching us that there’s only so much we can do to manage our child’s symptoms and conditions.

But you have much more power than you think.

Who Is Beth O’Hara?

Beth O’Hara is a Functional Naturopath and Functional Genetic Analyst. She has a Doctorate in Naturopathy specializing in Functional Naturopathic Approaches and a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. She found her own root causes contributing to her MCAS and has been able to heal. She can help you find your root causes too.

After decades of seeing traditional health care practitioners, She felt like she was at the end of her rope. The medications often made her worse. Being given the wrong supplements doesn’t help either. Finally, she discovered a three part approach that helped her get well: Genetic Analysis, Functional Naturopathy, and Emotional Wellness. Combining the three approaches allowed her to explore genetic root causes underlying her MCAS. She analyzed her lab testing to better understand imbalances in her body. This helped her choose supplements personalized for her individual needs. Stress reduction techniques form a big part of her self-care as well. These things all allowed her body to heal. Since then, her passion is working with others with MCAS to find their root causes and support their healing.

She has been in practice for over 10 years and have helped hundreds of clients—and she can help you too.

Join us for this free training and get all the details about how to navigate this part of your child’s specific and complex healing journey.