Natural remedy for allergies clears airborne allergies & hayfever naturally

Normally the immune system will ignore harmless airborne particles entering the body such as pollen, house dust, animal dander, etc. In some people, however, the immune system misinterprets these harmless particles and identifies them as being dangerous to the system. This triggers a release of a substance called histamine, as well as other inflammatory compounds in the body, which cause a condition called 'allergic rhinitis' and hayfever. People who develop allergic rhinitis in warm weather, wind or at spring time are generally allergic to grass, tree and flower pollens. Those who have this reaction all year round are probably also allergic to house dust, mould or animal dander. Because the mucous membranes of the nose and respiratory tract are affected, people with allergic rhinitis are often more vulnerable to colds, sinusitis, influenza and other respiratory infections, setting up a vicious cycle of compromised immune system, increased allergies, progressive fatigue and weakening of the system.

• Runny nose (clear discharge)
• Red, itchy or puffy eyes
• Dark circles under the eyes
• Sneezing and itchy nose
• Swollen nasal passages
• Irritated throat
• Fatigue

Doctors usually treat allergies supportively and with antihistamine drugs which can block the release of histamine and therefore reduce or prevent the allergic reaction. Antihistamines may be short acting or long acting and come in tablets, nasal sprays, inhalers, eye drops or syrups. Many doctors suggest that their patients use antihistamines to prevent allergies (i.e. even before the symptoms appear) as well as to reduce symptoms. Good doctors will also always work together with patients on building systemic health by looking at factors like lifestyle, nutrition, diet and exercise in order to reduce allergies and maintain a healthier lifestyle.

Antihistamines can be very effective and many people with severe allergies to airborne substances find it very difficult to lead a normal life without them. By preventing or reducing the allergic reaction, antihistamines can also help to prevent the illness cycle that arises due to frequent allergic attacks.

However, as always, the advantages of any medication should always be weighed against its disadvantages. Antihistamines can also cause unwanted side effects and even make allergies worse in some cases.

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Disadvantages of Antihistamines:

• Antihistamines may lose their effectiveness over time
• They can cause sedation and reduce concentration and increase the risk of motor vehicle and work related accidents
• They may thicken mucus secretions and increase the risk of bacterial infection and sinusitis
• They may make it more difficult for men with prostate problems to pass urine
• Other side effects include insomnia, nightmares, dry mouth, rapid heart beat, anxiety and agitation
• They should not be used with alcohol which can increase side effects
• Some antihistamines are not recommended along with certain antibiotics or prescription antidepressants.

Because allergies involve both local reactions (release of histamine and inflammatory compounds) AND immune functioning, treatment should be holistic and aimed at treating the whole person, rather than simply suppressing symptoms. There are effective natural alternatives to the synthetic antihistamine drugs which do not come with the same side effects and which also help to support, rather than weaken systemic health. In addition, it is important to support and maintain systemic health following a healthy diet, exercising regularly and avoiding things like smoking, alcohol and other substances which could weaken your system. Do not expect medicines, whether natural or synthetic, to do all the work for you!

• Quercitin is a well known flavonoid, usually found mostly in onions and apples and is considered to be a 'building block' for other flavanoids. Flavonoids are important and powerful anti-oxidants found in fruits, vegetables and herbs and can also reduce inflammation, boost immunity, strengthen blood vessels and improve circulation. Quercitin is known for its ability to block the release of histamine, thereby preventing allergy symptoms like swollen nasal passages, congestion, sneezing, watery eyes and itchiness in eyes and nose. Other benefits include reduced risk of heart disease, stroke and cataracts, anticancer properties and the ability to promote stable blood sugar levels.
• Euphrasia officinalis (Eyebright) has been used since the Middle Ages to reduce eye inflammations. It may be used topically, but is very beneficial taken internally to reduce watery, painful and itchy eyes caused by colds and allergies. Other benefits include the maintenance of good vision and eye health.
• Arsen Alb. C15 - a proven homeopathic remedy for a variety of conditions, including inflamed and stinging eyes, sneezing and hayfever. other benefits include improvement in eczema, headaches and general restlessness.
• Nat. Mur. D6 - a biochemic tissue salt which has an excellent effect in reducing and preventing runny nose, hayfever and other conditions linked to inflamed and watery mucus membranes. Other benefits include promoting feelings of well being and reducing anger and irritability.
• Kali Mur. D6 - a biochemic tissue salt with a wonderful soothing decongestant and anti-inflammatory effect, helping to prevent the secondary infections of allergic rhinitis (sinusitis, bronchitis and other respiratory tract infections). Regular use of Kali Mur is also beneficial in improving liver functioning, as a glandular tonic and to strengthen blood and nerve tissue.

Dosage:
Children 6 - 12 years: One to two tablets once or twice daily
Adults and children over 12: One to two tablets twice daily

Caution:
Safety during pregnancy has not been established.

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• Eat lots of fresh raw fruit and vegetables which contain rich sources of flavonoids and other nutrients
• Make sure you have regular exercise
• Learn stress management and relaxation techniques. Stress can exacerbate allergies by weakening the immune system. Use PureCalm Drops to relax and reduce stress when needed.
• Avoid cigarettes, alcohol, caffeine and other recreational drugs, which weaken immune and respiratory tract functioning. (For those struggling to quit smoking, see our Stop Smoking UltraPack. The best thing you can do for your allergies is to stop smoking!)
• Add Vitamin C and A to your daily supplements.
• If you also suffer from asthma, see our BioVent Drops and Triple Complex BronchoSoothe for natural asthma relief.