Allergy season is back. Or perhaps it never really
leaves.
Seasonal allergies arrive when pollen from trees, weeds and
flowers floats through the air to become lodged in your sinuses and cause
allergic reactions.
But seasonal allergies are not the only type of allergy you
need to consider when trying to protect your health, and your sanity, when
allergies strike.
Indoor allergies that are brought on by dust mites, molds
and other forms of indoor irritants can be just as bad if not worse for your
general health than outdoor allergies that arrive in spring, summer and fall.
To combat allergies, in general, requires an overall allergy
awareness and strategy to help you identify and cope with the source of your
allergies. Then you can take practical measures to help you prevent or treat
your symptoms in an effective way.
It’s pretty hard to control the impacts of the outside world
on your allergies. But there are some recommended steps to enhance your body’s
ability to adapt to certain kinds of allergens.
Seasonal, and
regional
First it pays to understand that many allergies found
outdoors are not only seasonal, they are also regional. People with allergies
brought on by pollens released in humid climates have been known to find relief
in the desert southwest. Getting an allergy test for the type of pollens to
which you react can help you understand and respond to your seasonal and
regional allergies.
It also seems to improve your chances of dealing with
seasonal and regional allergies when you ingest locally produced products that
have close associations with pollen producing plants. That is the case with
locally produced honey, for example. But you need to hit the local farmer’s
market if possible to find honey or bee pollen produced right in your region so
that the pollens match up with those you encounter in the open air.
It also matters what you eat, of course. Food allergies are
another subject altogether, but some products that seem harmless and even
appear healthy for you can lead to increased allergy problems. Strangely, you
need to avoid certain melons and bananas for example. Stay away from sunflower
seeds, chamomile and Echinacea. All those seemingly organic substances can make
things worse.
Give your sinuses a
fighting chance
Those are some natural defenses against allergies. There are
also techniques to clean and rinse the sinuses such as the NeilMed
Sinus Rinse designed to soothe and protect your sinuses against the effects
of allergens. This sinus rinse is the most prescribed system for sinus rinse in
the US. It alleviates sinus irritation from allergies, dust, dander, grass,
fumes, pollen, smoke and smog. It’s even great for clearing out your head from
colds, congestion and dryness.
Knock out allergens
indoors
You might also consider taking steps to protect yourself
from allergens lurking inside your house. Want to neutralize allergens in your
home? Allersearch ADS Anti-Allergen Spray stops allergens from provoking an
allergic response. It works on dust mites, pollens, molds, animal dander and
insects.
Even the inside of your car can be a source of allergies and
chemical sensitivities. DriveFree
Anti-Allergen Spray, which alters the
molecular structure of the proteins that cause allergies, rendering them
unrecognizable by the body's immune system.
Cleaning the inside of
your house and protecting against allergens at the same time is possible if you
use the right cleaning products. There are carpet and fabric cleaners that are allergy safe. And all it takes to
combat high humidity allergens such as mold is Allertech Mold and Mildew Stain Remover and AllerTech Mold and Mildew Stain Preventer.
We all love fresh air,
but if the air outside is making you crazy with allergies, despite your best efforts;
it never hurts to have an indoor strategy that really works to reduce your risk
of allergies. Air purifiers are the solution and can make your life a lot happier, and naturally so.
Combatting allergies
with natural treatments and neutralizing steps such as chemically safe and
effective household cleaners and air purifiers is a great overall strategy to
help you control your allergies, whether they flare up indoors or out.
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