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4 Effective Tips for Autumn Allergies
Post on by Teri Cochrane
Itchy eyes? Runny nose? Cross reactions with food? It feels like the season for allergies never goes away. This fall, from hay fever and ragweed to mold from the falling leaves, swollen joints and inflammation, allergies...... -
Boost Cancer Protection with These Two Nutrients
Post on by Paula Gallagher
Two is better than one, especially when it comes to certain foods and their health benefits. Many foods contain nutrients that work synergistically. Food synergy occurs when two or more nutrients work together to achieve a health benefit that is greater than what either could produce on their own. For...... -
Five Tips for Allergy Season
Post on by Paula Gallagher
Although in many parts of the country it seems like spring will never arrive, don’t wait until the snow has disappeared before you start to do something about pending allergies. Here are five tips for springtime allergy sufferers. 1. Supplement. Allergy Support Plus combines many immune-supportive nutrients like...... -
Natural Support for Allergy Symptoms
Post on by Paula Gallagher
Allergy season is upon us... and sooner than in most years, thanks to a shorter and warmer winter. Millions of Americans suffer from seasonal allergies, and for many of these individuals, itchy and watery eyes, sneezing, sinus pressure and pain are not only associated with spring and summer trees, grass...... -
Apples May Lower Stroke Risk
Post on by Paula Gallagher
Fall is here and so are apples and pears! I love this time of year because the local orchards are abundant with Gala, MacIntosh and Red Delicious apples ... to name a few of my favorites. Just in time, since a study out of the Netherlands has found that an...... -
Get a Head Start on Allergy Season
Post on by Paula Gallagher
Spring is around the corner, and with the warmer weather come runny noses, itchy eyes and sneezing for many seasonal allergy sufferers. Allergens can be any substance, but the most common ones are dust, pollen, animal hair, animal dander, insect bites, grasses, molds and fungus, and even household cleaning products.......
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