How to relef allergy?

norvel · Silver Member Joined: 15 May 2000 Posts: 279

My problem for a many years is pollen allergy. I know there is no medicine for now that can effectively cure it. I am just one more that suffer severely, with coughing, sniveling, sneezing, lacrimation, angina and breathing difficulties. I want to know if there is some good new medicine that relief allergy. Is there any help to make these symptoms easier?

maddie · Newbie Joined: 01 Jun 2005 Posts: 14

Pollen allergy happens around the world but for now as you said there is no effective medicine for curing it. In nature, there are bees that collect honey amid clusters of flowers. Zoologists have long before they found their gene that resist pollen allergy. After detail researching the inventions of traditional Chinese medicine remedy that relief allergy combining special substance of royal jelly with precious Chinese herbs. This remedy is brought and existed on the market. You should try it to relief allergy not just providing nutritional support during the pollen season. Also at the same time give forth pleasant scent from one’s body when taking this formula. Mystery of this kind of relieving is that herbal preparation excretes through skin and sweat gland, also the body’s inner allergic reception is changed. That’s how the pollen will not cause allergic reactions. As a result, allergy relief is here, symptoms are avoided and meanwhile the body’s immunity is improved.

Mitamins · Silver Member Joined: 11 Jan 2007 Posts: 166

Most allergens are found either in the environment or in food. Pollen is one environmental allergen (reactions to pollen are often called hay fever).If you have allergies, dietary therapy should include strategies for mucus reduction, elimination of allergenic pathogens, and general immune support. Base your diet on non-mucus-forming foods: whole grains (although gluten sensitivity is common), fresh vegetables and fruits, cold-pressed oils, and raw seeds. To keep your immune system healthy, make sure to get enough lean protein. Seafood and tofu are good sources that don’t encourage mucus production. Drink a lot of water to thin mucus secretions. Flaxseeds and flaxseed oil can reduce inflammation.

Pollen counts in late summer are highest between 5:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M., so schedule your gardening and other outdoor activities with this in mind. The best time for you to be outdoors is after a rainstorm, when pollen levels drop significantly.We represent "Unauthorized Ad", an on-line company supplying customized vitamin supplements to the USA. We hope this information may be of interest to you.

Allergies are responses mounted by the immune system to a particular food, inhalant (airborne substance), or chemical. In popular terminology, the terms “allergies” and “sensitivities” are often used to mean the same thing though many sensitivities are not true allergies. The term “sensitivity” is general and may include true allergies, reactions that do not affect the immune system (and therefore are not technically allergies), and reactions for which the cause has yet to be determined.

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Yoga Honey Bunn · Newbie Joined: 21 Dec 2006 Posts: 83

Yes, I suggest trying eating honey from local bees (this would carry the pollens themselves and bolster immunity), especially if you can find some with wax. OR try a bee pollen that you can buy at a natural foods store or online.

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