“Allergic rhinitis, pollenosis or hay fever is an allergic inflammation of the nasal airways. It occurs when an allergen such as pollen or dust is inhaled by an individual with a sensitized immune system, and triggers antibody production.”
Source Wikipedia.org
A huge percentage of the population is affected by Hayfever, there are many different types of treatment out there whether they be tablets, syrups, nasal sprays, eye drops, maybe it’s a homeopathic treatment, natural remedy, or an old remedy passed down through the generations, what works for you?
I myself suffer terribly with hayfever and nothing really seems to help I’ve tried many things, off the shelf drugs from the chemist, nasal sprays, eye drops, , the list could go on, but nothing seems to be that effective – it may ease the suffering a little but not cure it. I want a cure!
I’ve come across this website
www.medibee.co.uk/pollen-capsules.php
I have ordered some tablets and will let you know how I get on!
On the website it does say
“Alert ! alert! alert! – help yourself by drying your sheets and clothes indoors – never hang clothes outside to dry in summer!!!”
But to be honest I love the smell and feeling of freshly dried clothes from outside!
In the meantime people, you can keep a close eye on the pollen count in your area via the piri allergy website, simply enter your postcode and you get the results straight away, including a forecast option as well which is quite useful!
www.piriallergy.com
All the Best!
Claire
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As a hay fever sufferer, I found that chewing a piece of honey comb for at least 15 minutes 5 times daily helps greatly. I usually get relief on the first day. Then, you have to follow this cure at least 10 days to avoid a relapse. Another thing that I find helpful to relieve and prevent seasonal allergies is bioresonance. I've never tried the pollen capsules, I'm curious to know if it has worked for you: I'm waiting for your next post..
ReplyDeletenever tried chewing honey comb! I'm all for trying new things to try and at least ease the hayfever problem - it causes so much discomfort and really stops me enjoying the great outdoors! Thanks for commenting on our post - I'll be sure to update with more news as and when I can!x
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