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Signs and Treatment of Pollen Allergy

April 15, 2009 - 10:22am 524 reads 2 comments

They can be done short term or long term, depending on the severity and the length of the person’s allergy season.

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Another solution is to reduce the allergens in the air rather than be dependant upon medication. I found a new gadget called a liquid ioniser that has really helped me and it works more efficiently than many products by knocking out allergens wherever they are in the room rather than dragging them across the room to a fan based system

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or you could try the Qu-chi acupressure band. It works by reducing the bodies sensitivity to the allergens using the priciples of acupuncture. A plus point is that it is drug-free and doesnt cause drowsiness!

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