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If you or anyone close to you suffers from food allergies, you know they can be life threatening and very scary to deal with. That being said, managing food allergies often requires a lot of dedication and awareness. Fortunately there are some things you can do to make managing food allergies easier. If you are affected by food allergies, the following tips can help better manage them. Read More
According to the AAFA (Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America), one in fifteen Americans suffers from asthma. That’s a whopping 20 million people in the United States alone. Many more people are affected by allergens that are known to cause asthma, resulting in a growing number of diagnosed cases each year. If you or someone that you live with has asthma, there are many things you can do to make your home more asthma friendly. Here are some helpful tips to get you started. Read More
If you suffer with allergies and having a baby soon, then you might be concerned about passing this along to the newborn. Most parents want to pass along their best traits and features, not issues like allergies. Read More
In the summer of 2009 my 14 year old daughter woke me one night at 2am because something was wrong with her lip. As I flipped on the light nothing could have prepared me for the amount of swelling that engulfed her beautiful face. Being a veteran allergy sufferer I knew right away this was a severe allergic reaction but I didn’t know what caused it. Read More
Allergens, also known as allergy triggers, are found everywhere. In fact they are in the air we breathe, food we eat, and items we put on our skin or clothes. The trick is to recognize which allergens are the most offensive and minimize contact with foods, chemicals or locations where they are in abundance. To begin let’s take a closer look at the foods we eat, air we breathe and skin contact allergens. Read More
If you’re a pet lover who suffers from allergies to animal dander you likely have mixed feelings towards your pet’s affection. The loving owner side of you longs to have that dog or cat cuddle close as you relax on the sofa, but the allergy suffer rejects the idea of that much contact. Read More
The symptoms of asthma are those that allergy sufferers know quite well: a tight chest, a difficulty in breathing and the characteristic wheezing. The ordeal is never easy. After all, what else can you expect when your airways become so constricted that oxygen can hardly pass through? Read More
Allergy relief and sinus infection relief are close cousins. Call them identical twins or throw in common colds to the lot and declare them a trio, if you like. This is because anyone who has them experiences strikingly common symptoms: a throbbing headache, a pulsating pressure at the nose area, a runny nose and itchy eyes. Read More
No matter which way you look at it, there’s a tie that binds your respiratory system and allergy relief. From a runny nose to tightness in the chest and breathing difficulties, respiration will always be one of the processes to take a fall at the onset of most allergic attacks. Read More
“Be prepared,” runs the popular scout movement motto. While most situations require you to be ready for the unexpected, the case is different when you’re talking about the weather and how it causes allergies. Read More