"The beta glucuronidase activates extremely miniscule doses of various allergens (10-6 to 10-17) and stimulates the production of T-suppressor cells, now called T Regulator (T Reg) cells. These cells actively "switch off" helper cells that are erroneously causing patients to be ill by misidentifying normal substances in the body to be allergens."
http://www.drshrader.com/lda_therapy.htm
"These data support the contention that helminth infections elicit a regulatory T cell population able to down-regulate allergen induced lung pathology in vivo."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2213237/
it is said, that people with helminths don't have allergies.
allergy - TREG cells (-)
LDI - TREG cells (+)
helminths - TREG cells (+)
seems, the LDI-treatment might 'compensate/balance' in an 'allergic environment'.
but better to make sure before the LDI treatment, that there are not already too many TREG cells?
it might be good for ppl with allergies, but might worsen helminth-infected ppl (without allergies)?