Get Allergy Relief The “Natural” Way
The American Academy of Allergy and Immunology did a recent study which shows that allergic reactions are found in one out of every six people in America. That means one out every six people suffers from some type of an allergic condition. There are millions of Americans that are inflicted with seasonal allergic rhinitis, allergies to medicines, food allergies, and even types of contact dermatitis. It is very important that allergy relief is always available considering the extremely high statistics.
The bad news is that most allergy relief medications, no matter how conventional, provide only quick relief as they are temporary in nature. Another downfall of temporary allergy relief treatments is that they come with dangerous side-effects.
Here are some of the best allergy relief methods that you may consider to get rid of your allergy symptoms
Get Allergy Relief By Diet Control
- Having a good diet is very important. Proper food will help build-up your immune system, and this is especially great as 20% of the immune cells are found in the stomach. Eating lots of fresh vegetables and fruits because they have a great deal of valuable nutrients. Foods that are brightly colored may tend to have higher quantities of anti-oxidants which will help your body defend itself to outdoor allergens. Foods that are rich in Omega 3s have very good anti-inflammatory properties. You can increase blood flow and bring more oxygen to the body by eating spicy foods, so it is very beneficial to increase your intake of these foods.
- Avoid eating food that is bad for you. Stop over eating junk food and processed foods, as these can have added preservatives in them. You may also want to avoid sugary foods and foods that contain dairy and wheat additives. These types of foods can produce extra mucus, causing congestion and unwanted breathing problems.
- Adding vitamin supplements to your daily diet will improve your over all health.
- Drink at least 8 glasses of water to hydrate your mucus membranes, preventing a build up of mucus, and keeping the respiratory passages clear.
- Avoid drinking alcohol, eating or drinking products with caffeine and smoking as they can make the respiratory tract weak and thus reduce your immune system.
Get Allergy Relief By Body Control
- Exercise will reduce your sensitivity to allergens that affect your immune system. Exercise can also assist the organs that are affected by allergies in optimum functioning by improving circulation. You will want to avoid exercising outdoors during the peak allergy season, to avoid exposing your lungs to pollutants, but make safe regular exercise a part of your daily routine.
- Breathing exercises can be great for your respiratory organs. Try doing some by practicing yoga. You will want to consult a Yoga instructor or a get a book on Yoga to know which breathing exercise are the right ones for you.
- You can try using alternative methods like acupressure or acupuncture.
- Steaming your face will help to open up the blocked respiratory passages and so will taking a long hot shower.
- Massaging your body can help in opening up the nasal passages and aid in decreasing the stress levels of the body. Cranial massages are especially good for this.
Get Allergy Relief By Mind Control
- Learning stress management and relaxation techniques can reduce stress, which can aggravate allergies by deteriorating the immune system.
- The use of aroma therapy can slow down and ease your stress.
- Practicing meditation techniques as well as prayers can help to calm the mind and body. A good way to get allergy relief is to practice the art of visualization by imagining yourself caught in an field filled with pollen and other allergens. Then imagine yourself walking through the allergens and controlling the allergic symptoms
Summary:
There are millions of Americans that are inflicted with seasonal allergic rhinitis, allergies to medicines, food allergies, and even types of contact dermatitis. It is very important that allergy relief is always available considering the extremely high statistics.
Brooke Hayles
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How can I get natural allergy relief while trying to conceive or pregnancy?
I have really bad allergies but I’m trying to avoid taking anything for it while trying to conceive. I also want to be able to stay away from allergy meds when I get pregnant. Does anyone have any suggestions for natually dealing with allergies?
vitamin c helps – you can take citrus fruits – these contain vit c
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Here’s an ebook you can try. Good luck and hope it helps
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Jal Neti (a nasal wash) is good for relieving some of the allergy symptoms. It’s a natural practice from yoga, which is now recommended by most ENT specialists and many MDs.
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http://www.yogacaps.net/neti1.html
Try the nasal support formula by Eclectic. It contains freeze-dried nettles, eyebright and elder flower. An excellent remedy. If you can’t find that, then try find freeze-dried Nettles (or regular if nothing else). Nettles are very safe and are extremely high in nutrients. In fact, they are included in lots of herbal formulas for women who are or want to be pregnant. Additionally, they contain a protein that binds to histamine and carries them out of the body. Many over the counter allergy remedies just mask your response to the histamines and contain stimulants. Nettles has no stimulants.
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I suggest all-natural Alfalfa Complex. Alfalfa offers a wide range of nutrients: calcium, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, chlorophyll, bioflavonoids, trace minerals, and vitamins. It’s known as the "father of all foods". Since the roots reach as deep as 20 feet into the soil, they bring forth minerals in their most natural form.
It has been very successful in relieving the effects of allergies in many other folks.
Hope this is useful and feel free to contact me with questions or for the website.
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Advanced ambrotose powder.
allergies testimonials on this site glycoresource.com.
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Try putting two drops of peppermint essential oil on the back of your neck twice a day. The book, Aromatherapy A to Z by Higley and Leatham indicates that some people that have used this thearapy have been able to discontinue allergy shots. It’s worked for everybody I’ve recommended it to, but none had symptoms bad enough to need shots.
The book also suggests this therapy in conjunction with a "thymus tap". This is done very simply by taking the first two fingers of your dominant hand and tapping the bones covering the thymus (located just below the "notch" on your throat).
Some sources indicate that peppermint oil should not be used during pregnancy; but if you start doing this now, you may feel much better by the time you conceive.
If your skin is sensitive to the peppermint oil, dilute it with some unscented massage oil or natural cooking oil. Do not apply prior to sun exposure, and make sure not to get the essential oil in your eyes.
Please feel free to email me with questions.
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I am an alternative and complimentary care practitioner.