Allergies

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By Jonae Fredericks 0 comments
There is nothing worse than being allergic to your beloved pet. Here are some helpful tips to give you some relief... more »
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Cigarettes can be extremely hazardous to your health. They contain dozens, if not hundreds, of potentially dangerous and toxic substances that can lead cancer, emphysema, asthma and other health problems. Some of the most common ill effects of ... more »
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If you’ve got a guest with cat allergies coming over, chances are they're going to have an uncomfortable time unless you take some simple precautions. Make it better for them by preparing a “safe room”... more »
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For you who are allergic or sensitive to eggs, here's another substitute to use in baking. Especially if you don't have the ingredients called for in Egg Substitute #1. This is also for you who are trying to save money or simply run out of eggs ... more »
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If you or a family member are wheat or gluten intolerant, these cookies can make dessert time a pleasure again. They are amazingly simple to make with common ingredients. And they’re good enough to please everyone, wheat sensitive or not, with ... more »
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More and more children today have some form of a nut allergy. Some allergic reactions come from ingesting foods containing nuts or other legumes. Kids with the most severe allergies can't even be in the same room with a nut. Nut free schools are ... more »
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Sinus troubles got you down? Painfully plugged and nothing works? Try making this simple oregano tea to clear your head, and sinuses.. more »
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This easy recipe will save you at least 90% on store-bought detergent! And when using this detergent, there's no need to add fabric softener... more »
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Very few things are as terribly annoying as trying to breath with a stuffed-up nose. While nasal sprays are effective, many start to be addictive as your body depends on them to keep the nasal passages clear. Saline nasal spray, however, isn't ... more »
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I came up with a fabulous, soft wheat-free easy-to-make banana bread several years ago when I thought I might be allergic to wheat. Turns out I wasn't, but it's still really good. It’s a very moist banana bread, that is also both wheat and dairy ... more »
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Allergic asthma is a lung disease triggered by external allergens that come in contact with very reactive air passages. These allergens that are harmless to most people cause a person with allergic asthma to experience constriction and swelling ... more »
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Lots of children are intolerant to certain foods. But at least two to eight percent have food allergies. Food allergies can develop at any time, but occur mostly during the infant and childhood years. The symptoms often start off as mild, but can ... more »
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Smoke allergies are quite common and those who suffer from them know how irritating and debilitating they can be. Chronic sneezing, coughing, watery eyes, shortness of breath and headaches can severely impact your overall quality of life. While ... more »
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DISCLAIMER: The author is not a medical, financial or legal professional and urges you to see a holistic or natural doctor or practitioner if you have medical problems. This article is for entertainment and sharing information only and is not ... more »
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You know when spring is here when the sky is blue, the birds are singing, trees are green, flowers are popping up left and right and you are sneezing with itchy eyes and runny nose. While spring is the favorite time of year for many, it is a ... more »
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With the advent of climate control, most drivers keep their vehicles tightly sealed, exposing them to a variety of airborne contaminants. These contaminants are not always filtered out by the vehicle's built-in climate control technology. Dust, ... more »
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There are currently many different types of allergy medications on the market. Some can be bought over the counter, and others require a prescription from your doctor. Some contain an antihistamine only, while others add a decongestant. You can ... more »
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Stuffy noses, itchy throats and watery eyes are all common manifestations for people who have allergies to pets. Pet hair and skin cells, also known as dander, cause the histamines in the body to become irritated and react negatively. Using an ... more »
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The air inside your home is typically laden with all kinds of floating matter--dust particles, mold spores, bacteria, pet dander, dust mites and discharge from electrical equipment. An ionizer produces negatively charged air molecules that ... more »
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Allergic reactions to foods are on the rise. Reported allergies to peanuts in children have doubled in recent years, and they are only one of the allergens on the rise. If you suspect you have a food allergy, you need to be able to pinpoint ... more »
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An allergy test is a simple procedure that is performed in a doctor's office. Typically a skin test, an allergy test determines what allergens you are sensitive to. This information is important when determining how to treat your allergy ... more »
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Functional endoscopic sinus surgery is a simple and common medical procedure that helps to displace blockages in the sinus cavities. Without this surgery, it's possible to develop sinusitis or other forms of sinus infections... more »
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Some allergies can cause symptoms that are more severe than the sniffles. The best way to prevent these reactions is to avoid the allergens. You can't make allergens disappear, but you can control your environment to make it more suitable for an ... more »
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Dust mites, which are microscopic organisms that exist in dust and dirt, can often cause allergic reactions, with symptoms that are similar to those of asthma and pollen allergies. By taking a few precautions beyond the normal scope of good ... more »
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During most of human evolution we did not drink milk after ending breast feeding; thus, many people simply stop producing the enzyme lactase, which allows us to digest dairy products. While there is no way to cure lactose intolerance, there are a ... more »