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Allergy Relief – What Can You Do?

Just about everyone around you has suffered from some type of allergy at some time and who wants to be running to the doctor all the time? Wouldn’t you rather deal with it naturally and/or find the underlying cause and de4al with it whenever possible.

Allergy relief does not have to be complex or worrisome because of the harsh chemicals. You also must remember that most modern medicine cures do no more than mask your symptoms.

The reason behind all allergies is the malfunctioning of the immune system so would it not make sense to use natural products to re-start the immune system. That means you would actually fix the problem and not mask it with over the counter or prescription drugs that only dealt with the symptoms providing allergy relief.

Allergy relief certainly makes us feel better on the outside but the trouble is nothing has really changed. That’s why even though you might use the relief it is critical that you dig deeper.

It’s really easy to get allergy relief from popping a pill but did you ever stop to think what the chemicals in those pills do to you. For example anyone with heart disease, heart failure, ore even high blood pressure is not suppose to use them. That’s because the main ingredient can cause the heart to race and blood pressure to go up making this allergy relief deadly to the user. So even if you are healthy as a horse excluding your allergies you could put yourself in a life or death situation.

Now think about this for a moment. You are going to take a medication that will give you allergy relief but it can be hazardous to your health and in between time it will do nothing to actually resolve the problem with the immune system.

There are many natural supplements that can help boost the immune system and support the adrenal system. There are several of the vitamins, especially the B’s, CoQ10, Grape seed, and Magnesium. You get anti-inflammatory qualities, immune boosters, and reduces stress to the body. Quercitin can actually help neutralize histamine which is an excellent allergy relief.

There are many reasons why the immune system suddenly goes crazy and there are some interesting theories as to why allergies are on the rise. Natural medicine believes much of it has to do with our overly stressful lives and our bodies that are no longer in balance. This means that if we were able to bring our body back into balance we wouldn’t’ be looking for allergy relief because we wouldn’t have the allergies we have right now.

If you take a minute to think about it – it makes more sense than any other explanation we’ve had. Not only are our lives stressed because we are so busy but our body’s systems are stressed because of toxins we ingest through our mouth, respiratory, and skin. That places a great deal of stress on organs and glands. And because our food chain lacks so many nutrients that it once had we are not able to refuel our body the same way we use to. And that’s why before running out and buying some allergy relief you might also consider bring your body back into balance.

So you see allergy relief will only address the symptoms. Why not get to the bottom of the problem instead?

Kelly Johnson
http://www.articlesbase.com/medicine-articles/allergy-relief-what-can-you-do-138008.html

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7 Responses to “Allergy Relief – What Can You Do?”

  • aout:

    Allergy relief?
    I was wondering if anyone had any natural allergy relief solutions.

    I’ve been taking Claritin all summer, but I’ve recently developed what we believe to be an allergy to antihistamines which resulted in a few trips to the hospital.

    The doctors told me not to take any antihistamines or decongestants until we figure out exactly what is wrong. When I asked them for alternative ways to relieve the sinus pressure, they told me to just deal with it.

    Any suggestions?

  • Delana S.:

    If you have like a naturals or herbal store near you, I think that would be the best bet. Go in and tell them your problem and they should be able to find something to help you. I have really bad summer allergies too, my doctor put me on alegra. It worked untill my system built up a tolerance to it, so every year I have to get a higher dosage.
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  • nite_raideress:

    Try this link. Hope there is something there that helps.
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    http://www.allergyescape.com/natural-allergy-treatment.html

  • hollyhock:

    The only thing I can think of to tell you is to get some honey from your local area and take a teaspoon or two a day. This won’t relieve the sinus pressure but it will help your body build up a resistance to whatever it is that is causing the allergy.

    I have developed an allergy to corn pollen and I live in an area where there are fields and fields of corn! I take local honey every day and it has really helped me.
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  • allnontoxic:

    A few things……..
    Grape seed extract is a natural antihistamine, might want to ask Dr. I have some info on it if you want to email me.
    Rid your home of all cleaners, bleaches, ammonias, air fresheners, etc. They are awful for your immune system.
    Use a Saline solution up your nose.
    Take a good vitamin. Not one that goes thru your system whole and then comes out, but one that is absorbed by your body.
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  • Tigger:

    I agree that you might benefit from holistic or herbal remedies. Meanwhile, you could try hot steamy drinks: That gave me a huge ammount of relief the last time I was sick.

    Good luck!
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