The vibrant blossoming trees and
flowers of spring can be a welcome sign of great weather on its way but also
spell trouble for the nearly 40 million Americans with seasonal allergy
symptoms like itching eyes, sneezing, headaches, postnasal drip and sinus congestion.
If you are among the allergy sufferers, grab a mug of green tea with local
honey (which has an anti-histamine and immune building effect) and try one of
my top three allergy remedies*
Natural D-Hist capsules for a
non-drowsy way to reduce allergy symptoms.
This all natural formula contains
quercetin, stinging nettle leaf, bromelain and N-acetyl cysteine to reduce
sneezing, congestion, headache and post nasal drip caused by allergies.
Quercetin promotes sinus health and has been proven in animal studies to have
anti-allergic and anti-asthma properties. Stinging nettle leaf reduces
inflammation and has been clinically proven better than placebo to relieve
allergy symptoms. Bromelain reduces inflammation and N-acetyl cysteine works as
a decongestant.
D-HistJunior is a chewable version for children that I also recommend.
Are dry, itching eyes your main
allergy problem? I recommend Similisan brand Allergy Eye Relief homeopathic eyedrops to my patients to naturally moisten dry, irritated, red and itching eyes.
They work quickly and you can use them while wearing contact lenses. You can
find these drops in most drug stores and grocery stores.
Persistent sinus pressure,
congestion and headaches more your thing? To quickly clear congestion and
relieve sinus pressure caused by the common cold or allergies, I recommend
HerbalGem brand Sinugem remedy to drain the sinuses, reduce inflammation, and
strengthen the immune system. This concentrated herbal remedy is also great if
you do not like swallowing large pills because it is in liquid form.
* These statements have not been
evaluated by the FDA and these products are not intended to diagnose, treat or
cure disease.