Whether you call it hay fever, seasonal allergies, or allergic rhinitis, here are 2 things I've learned about treating seasonal allergies: (1) An allergy remedy that works great for Person A doesn't necessarily work for Person B and (2) Something that works well for you now may become less effective over time. Here are the OTC meds that I've found work best for seasonal allergies.
Dust mites are present and hiding all throughout your home. The house may look clean, but the dust mites are in the air. About 80% of the flecks you see floating in a sunbeam streaming through the window are dead skin cells... and dust mites! Here's how to avoid dust mite allergy symptoms without spending a dime.
There are so many OTC allergy medicines out there but if you're like me you are interested in a natural remedy for your pollen allergy. Here's a breakdown of when you can expect your allergies to be at their worst and what natural allergy relief options are available to you. Here are the best natural home remedies for pollen allergies.
I really prefer using a Neti Pot over using nasal decongestants and sprays such as Afrin. The Neti Pot helps with allergies and sinus problems, as well as cold and flu symptoms. It's all around good for you! Here's how to use a Neti Pot using salt and water... that's all you need.
I'm thinking of trying local honey to lessen the effects of my allergies and hay fever this year. I've heard that local honey is the key to building up antibodies in your body -- thanks to the local bees who produce the local honey.
Ever wonder which medicines the doctors themselves use to treat everyday colds, flu, upset stomach, headaches and other minor aches & pains? In a survey of 5 leading female doctors in the U.S, these doctors had very similar opinions regarding the best products on the market. Plus, 3 out of 5 of them used the exact same products! Do you use these?...
