Many allergy and asthma sufferers are turning to complementary or alternative medicine practices to treat their symptoms. Some clinical trials have shown that alternative practices such as acupuncture and probiotic supplements are effective in treating allergies, but patients should be careful. Some herbs may cause allergic reactions or interact badly with prescription medications, experts say.
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Source: Medifocus Guidebook on: Complementary Cancer Therapies
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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