Archive for August, 2009
How can I get natural allergy relief while trying to conceive or pregnancy?
August 31st, 2009 | 
Author: I have really bad allergies but I’m trying to avoid taking anything for it while trying to conceive. I also want to be able to stay away from allergy meds when I get pregnant. Does anyone have any suggestions for natually dealing with allergies?
Try putting two drops of peppermint essential oil on the back of your neck twice a day. The book, Aromatherapy A to Z by Higley and Leatham indicates that some people that have used this thearapy have been able to discontinue allergy shots. It’s worked for everybody I’ve recommended it to, but none had symptoms bad enough to need shots.
The book also suggests this therapy in conjunction with a "thymus tap". This is done very simply by taking the first two fingers of your dominant hand and tapping the bones covering the thymus (located just below the "notch" on your throat).
Some sources indicate that peppermint oil should not be used during pregnancy; but if you start doing this now, you may feel much better by the time you conceive.
If your skin is sensitive to the peppermint oil, dilute it with some unscented massage oil or natural cooking oil. Do not apply prior to sun exposure, and make sure not to get the essential oil in your eyes.
Please feel free to email me with questions.
How do you get rid of a really yucky taste in the mouth that seems to be coming from sinus/allergy problem?
Have a heart condition so can’t take just anything. Have tried taking some sinus pills, allergy pills, drinking plenty of water, etc. Been a month now, and nothing has helped. Know it’s got to be sinus/allergy because it seems to be coming from the throat. Know it’s not my teeth and no apparent stomach problems. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Bad tastes in your mouth no only stick to your teeth but also your tongue. Sometimes brushing your tongue helps but even better than that is a tongue scraper. Bacteria grows on your tongue and it tends to taste and smell yucky, but scraping it off after you brush will help some.You can get this item in the toothpaste isle at most stores that sell tooth care products. You may be able to use a saline nose spray to help with the congestion.
Dr Shen’s Allergy and Sinus Formula
A short description of Pe Min Kan Wan and Pollen Allergy formula (similar to Min Kan Wan). Traditional Chinese formulas made in the U.S.A
www.drshen.com
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Sinus Buster Pepper Nasal Spray On CNBC – The Big Idea Show
Wayne Perry, inventor of Sinus Buster, the world’s first hot pepper nasal spray sits down with Donny Deutsch to talk about his big idea that’s making millions. Perry accidentally discovered the headache stopping power of hot peppers after appearing on the Oprah Winfrey Show. In just a few short years Sinus Buster has become the fastest growing nasal spray brand in the world with a full line of capsaicin products in the sinus, allergy and headache categories. Sinus Buster is the 1st otc headache nasal spray to be registered with the FDA with patents pending on all formulas.
Duration : 0:6:38
Best treatment for Sinusitis
This new product, with ideal characteristics and properties to combat rhinosinusitis and avoid its complications, possess some differentiating features:
* Clinical Efficacy
* Absence of side effects
* Scientific Support in all facets
* ENT specific
As a result of this exchange of ideas among experts, a
new product to treat rhinosinusitis emerges, conceptually distinct from those already being marketed.
Its application can be
especially useful in cases of acute rhinosinusitis, recurring episodes of chronic rhinosinusitis (when no obstructive processes exist), in postoperative care after nasosinusal surgery and in otitis media.
It is the first product designed by and exclusively for
ENT Doctors.
More information on websites:
www.hartington.org
www.nasodren.com
Duration : 0:5:36
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