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Step 1
Eliminate toxins from your body through panchakarma. Ridding your body of toxins facilitates circulation and reduces hypersensitivity to environmental triggers.
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Step 2
Consult with your Ayurveda practitioner to select an antioxidant-rich herbal formula or rasayana that will eliminate free radicals from your body.
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Step 3
Cook with allergy fighting herbs, such as tumeric, sage, red pepper, cumin and coriander.
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Step 4
Balance your nervous system by getting professional hot oil massages. Give yourself brief hot oil massages every morning.
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Step 5
Learn the practice of Jala Neti, which refers to nasal passage irrigation. This method flushes impurities from the nose, re-establishing nasal breathing.
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Step 6
Maintain a journal of how you feel after eating foods you suspect may be causing your allergies. Eliminate these foods one by one and observe if your symptoms change.
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Step 7
Follow the basic principles of Ayurveda, such as getting adequate sleep, maintaining regular sleeping and eating routines and relaxing the body through daily meditation.











