If you haven’t tried Dr. Garber’s Natural Solutions for Allergy yet, it might be a good way to go.  Or try the all natural advice given in the article below.

Via: ColoradoDaily.com

Achoo!

Lately, sage has been high. Grass, ragweed, tumbleweed and molds are moderate. And pine’s a bit low, according to Boulder Asthma and Allergy Clinics P.C.

If you suffer from allergies, chances are you already know this.

Bad news. Those over-the-counter allergy medications could end up worsening the symptoms over time.

Karen Falbo, the nutritional program coordinator for Vitamin Cottage’s 27 stores, says the medicine is just suppressing immune substances in the body, not allowing it to have a normal reaction.

“Pharmecuetical medications are more suppressive by nature, versus many herbal or natural remedies,” Falbo says. “In fact, most people will actually get worse . . . because it doesn’t fix the problem.”

Good news. Instead, Falbo says the best bet is going with natural, homeopathic, herbal therapies and enzymes to actually treat the symptoms — not just cover them up.

“A homeopathic remedy has the potential to reduce (allergies) over the long term,” Falbo says.

But there’s a big but. In addition to natural remedies, a good diet and proper functioning organs and glands may be the most important factor.

What does this all have to do with sneezing?

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