A Guide To Surviving Seasonal Allergies Naturally

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No matter where you live in the world, seasonal allergies will catch up with you sooner or later. However, you can manage those allergies partially through your diet, with supplements and some lifestyle changes. Sometimes when the season gives way to extremely high pollen counts, there is no choice but to lean on the allergy meds from over the counter but they can make you feel terrible, and you can’t seem to wake up for days at a time. The following are seven natural allergy relief ‘remedies’ that people have used that work. Whatever you do, do not get caught in a situation where you will go into anaphylaxis, but if you do and you need ‘real’ help quickly come to Emergency Care in Waco, TX because we are the 24/7 Emergency Care near you.

Raw Local Honey and Propolis

Propolis is what the bees use to seal their hives. It is a superfood and has tons of antiviral and antibacterial properties out of this world. Raw honey is the next best thing. It is felt that if you consume each of them, your body will be able to develop a tolerance to the local pollens and for the future, you will be less sensitive to the pollens around you.

The Essential Oils

There are some of the essential oils that work great for seasonal allergies, and some of them are lavender, tea tree, lemon oil, peppermint, and chamomile. The diffuser blend and the roll-on for when you go outside is the best to use.

Nettle Tea

For many years it has been used for treating seasonal allergies. It has super anti-inflammatory powers for all the seasonal allergies. It causes some to notice their mouth getting a little numb and tingly, but that seems to be normal. There are some who have negative reactions when they drink it so if you have never drank it before, be careful when you start.

Bone Broth

Bone broth is good for so many things and is the king of anti-inflammatories. Some people drink a cup a day. It tastes great, it is amazing for reduction of inflammation, boosting your immune system, and helping your seasonal allergies, and will give your skin, nails, and hair a good dose of collagen and what girl can’t use that?

CBD Balm

CBD stands for Cannabinoid derived from agricultural hemp. Some use it for sinus headaches, Those who use it say that if it didn’t help their allergies, they would still use it for their headaches. They rub it around their sinuses, neck, and temples. Some double it up with Peppermint Halo essential oil and it works double time.

The Netty Pot

It is the best device ever invented. If your sinuses are stopped up, or you are having a lot of drainage, the Netty Pot is a real lifesaver. It suggests you use it once a day, but when you have excessive drainage, you may want to use it every couple of hours. It will not harm anything, and it will keep the allergens washed out of your nasal passages. It is great for headaches and when the sinuses in your cheek areas are hurting you. Use warmed sterile water for this process.

Change your Pillow Case and Shower

It probably sounds a little crazy, and everyone should be doing it, but it does indeed make a difference. Pollen can get stuck on your skin, clothing, and in your hair and then it sticks to your bedding and pillowcase. If you shower frequently, it will keep the allergens and pollen washed off your clothes, and this will help you more than you will realize until you have done this for a while.

But, there again, if your allergies get so out of control that your asthma gets so bad, you cannot get a breath, or you go into anaphylactic shock, come to Emergency Care in Waco today.

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