As the days get warmer and longer, we start to shake off winter’s sluggishness — but the shift into late spring and early summer often brings its own set of health challenges.
From hay fever to fatigue and digestive discomfort,
Hay fever—medically known as allergic rhinitis—is an immune overreaction to typically harmless airborne substances like pollen, dust mites, mould spores, or pet dander.
Symptoms usually include sneezing, itchy or watery eyes, nasal congestion, and sinus pressure. These occur when … Continue Reading
Many of us look forward to spring, but unfortunately for a lot of people it is a time when the irritating symptoms of hay fever and aggravated asthma first appear.
Hay fever is very common when the plants of spring … Continue Reading
Many of us get irritating symptoms of Hay fever and aggravated Asthma symptoms in the Spring. Some of us feel we get Hay fever all year round. This of course can mean we are reacting to different pollen and air … Continue Reading
Many people suffer in silence when they have an allergy, but allergies are not something that you simply have to put up with!
It is possible to manage your allergies naturally and very effectively. Many people rely heavily on antihistamines … Continue Reading
The Respiratory system (including your nose, throat and lungs), responds beautifully to natural medicines.
In the warmer months with pollens in the air, many people find themselves routinely prone to sneezing, runny nose and eyes, itchy throat, nose and eyes … Continue Reading
