Archive for Seasonal Allergies

Food allergies in children – Allergies, Cures Exist But

January 12, 2008 at 3:16 pm · Filed under Seasonal Allergies

Tip! The sad fact is that 10 to 15% of all the people in the world suffer from some kind of allergy to animals, which can make owning a pet not only annoying but potentially dangerous if the allergy is severe enough. Cat allergies are actually twice as common as dog allergies.

YEAST DESENSITIZATION: – “When you take antibiotics, especially if you take them repeatedly, many of the friendly germs in your body (especially those in your digestive tract) are ‘wiped out.’ Since yeasts aren’t harmed by these antibiotics, they spread out and raise large families (the medical term is ‘colonization’).

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Stop Candida and Yeast (Green tea allergies) Infections and allergies

November 7, 2007 at 1:31 pm · Filed under Seasonal Allergies

Tip! Typically, mild allergies are treated with soothing shampoos liked oatmeal shampoo, vitamins containing essential fatty acids to help stop itching and keep skin from getting dry. Hydrocortisone spray or shampoo may also help to relieve itching.

Candida Albicans is an infection caused by a species of the yeast Candida. Actually everyone needs some yeast to maintain their health. When yeast is in proper balance within your system it is often called “good flora”. If yeast overgrows it is often referred to as Yeast Overgrowth or Candida.

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Pineapple allergies – Identifying The Causes For Sinus Allergies

October 12, 2007 at 12:30 am · Filed under Seasonal Allergies

Tip! The tendency to be allergy prone is often heriditary. We will not necessarily develop the same allergies as our parents but will be have a predisposition to get them.

Do your sinuses get plugged up the minute spring arrives? Do your sinus symptoms come and go with the arrival of different seasons? Do your sinus symptoms seem to increase when you are exposed to mold, dust, or animals? These sinus allergy situations are just a few examples of when sinus allergies can intensify to the point of real discomfort.

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The Increase of Allergies and Sensitivities (Magnesium allergies)

October 10, 2007 at 7:46 am · Filed under Seasonal Allergies

Tip! If you dog is allergic to dust mites, vets suggest you use a plastic cover over your dog’s bed, use a waterproof liner to keep mites from getting in the bed, avoid letting your dog on upholstered furniture and avoid stuffed animals. Dogs with dust mite allergies do best in uncarpeted rooms.

Allergies and sensitivities seem to be on the increase, more and more people seem to be suffering from them nowadays. Food allergies and sensitivities seem to especially be on the increase and many health problems are associated with them.

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Does Your Dog Have Allergies? (Pollen allergies)

October 9, 2007 at 10:01 am · Filed under Seasonal Allergies

Tip! Allergy problems undoubtedly do run in families, so there may be a genetic component, although the exact mechanism is not clearly understood. Some small genetic mutation can cause the immune system to be triggered more easily, so that family members sharing this mutation will all have a tendency to allergic reactions, although not necessarily to the same substances, but this does not explain the rise in the incidence of allergies in recent years.

Many people don’t realize that their dogs, just like human beings, can suffer from allergies. In fact, about twenty percent of the dogs in the United States alone suffer from one allergy or another, with flea allergy dermatitis being the most common form of allergies in dogs. Other types include atopic dermatitis, food allergies, and inhalant allergies.

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