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Why Trigger Avoidance Matters - How to Stay Healthy with Allergies

Kathleen MacNaughton
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Kathleen MacNaughton, RN, is a licensed registered nurse and consumer...

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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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In my last few posts, I've covered some of the more common allergy triggers people with nasal, eye, and lung allergies need to be aware of, including dust, animals and mold. Unfortunately, these things are quite common in most home and work environments, so avoiding them can be a real challenge. Some...
  1. clearing allergies w/o meds
    Gloria
    Thursday, January 22, 2009 at 10:22 AM

    My allergy symptoms were always just congestion sometimes mild sneezing & ichy eyes but only in the spring time. My main complaint was congestion. But after being treated with cortisteroids for about 30 years. With always having the "yo yo" effect with my congestion always coming back requiring me to stay on steroids longer than I should have. I finally found a "solution" to my chronic congestion and WITHOUT side effects!

     

    I discoverd nasal rinsing! I found this companyNasal Care that makes an easy applicator and cleansing packets. (which by the way last quite a while each packet lasts me at least 7 days!) they give you 30 in your starter kit, and it's much cheaper than dangerous meds! I've been using it for 3 months now, and haven't had any congestion. I'm able to sleep through the night.

     

    My nose now works as nature intended it to...plus it's nice not to experience harmful side effects...cleansing your nose also cleans away other pathogens that cause flu and colds! It's not only safe it's truly beneficial to your health!

     

     

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An allergy is the immune system's over-reaction to a normally harmless substance called an allergen.

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