Indoor Allergens: The Monsters in Your Carpet
Allergies can come in a broad array of categories from food allergies to medication allergies as well as insect stings to even jewelry Perhaps the most common allergies are reactions to dust, mold, pollen, and animal dander

Discover Your Hay Fever Allergy and Combat it With Vitamins and Herbs
Hay fever, which is an allergy to proteins in the pollen of trees, grasses, some plants, or mold, affects the mucous membranes of the nose, eyes, and air passages Symptoms of hay fever include itchy, red eyes; watery discharge from the nose and eyes; sneezing; fatigue; and nervous irritability

The Secret to Living with Allergies Part 7: For Allergy Relief, Learn How Dust Mites Cause Allergy Symptoms
If you have indoor allergies, your allergy symptoms are likely caused by dust mite allergens, mold allergens and pet dander. While it may be easy to understand how molds and pets contribute to allergy symptoms, dust and dust mite allergens may be more difficult. Although there are many components in house dust to which people may be allergic, the biggest culprit is the dust mite. Dust mites are microscopic and because they cannot be seen, you may not know how to combat this virtually invisible allergen source. Many allergic people have dust mite allergies, and to find allergy relief, it is important to learn how dust mites cause allergy symptoms. With this edition of the Allergy Control Products series on The Secret to Living with Al...

Air Purifiers Help Allergy-Sufferers Breathe Easier During Ragweed Season
Following the results of a new study that links global warming to lengthier and more severe allergy seasons, Sylvane is offering a strategy for relief for the fall allergy season. The company stresses that using a high-quality air purifier (http://www.sylvane.com/air-purifiers.html) can help reduce -- and perhaps eliminate -- the worsening allergy symptoms inherent with global climate change. Sylvane offers a wide variety of HEPA-grade air purifiers that rid the indoor air of irritating pollen particles and other airborne allergens, helping allergy- and asthma-suffers alike find much-needed relief during the 2008 ragweed season.

The Secret to Living With Allergies Part 3 - Controlling Mold in Your Home
Although there has been much information in the news lately about toxic mold, this severe mold presence is less of a typical health threat than common indoor and outdoor molds. With a large number of varieties, molds are one of the most widespread organisms. From spring through fall in northern states or year-round in warm weather states, you may come into contact with outdoor molds that cause seasonal allergies. When mowing the lawn, raking leaves, playing sports or taking part in other outdoor activities, you may experience typical allergy symptoms such as a runny nose, sneezing, water eyes and more. When it comes to indoor molds, you may be surprised to learn that common molds are normally found in all homes. In this edition of th...

The Secret to Living With Allergies Part 2 Help With Pet Allergies
In Part 1: Understanding the Allergy Basics of the Allergy Control Products series on The Secret to Living with Allergies, the differences between seasonal allergies and indoor allergies were covered as well as diagnosing allergy triggers, the causes of allergy symptoms and important steps to take to find allergy relief. In indoor allergies, the top three allergen sources include dust mite allergens, molds and pet dander. Although some allergy sources are harder to identify, pet allergies may often be self-evident as contact with the animal or pet can cause obvious allergy symptoms. What may not be as well known is what causes pet allergies, as it is not actually the pet hair that is at the root of the problem. In Part 2 of the Aller...

Allegra Caused Me 30 Days of Misery - Here's Why
Allegra is all over TV and radio these days "Get relief from your seasonal allergies" - sounds promising right

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Hay fever is one of the most common forms of allergies. It affects millions of people every summer. People who suffer from these seasonal allergies are generally allergic to pollen. Symptoms usually begin to appear in the early spring when the leaves start to appear on the trees and it can last through fall. Sometimes people will mistake the symptoms for the common cold, however cold symptoms usually last a week or 2, while allergy symptoms wont go away.

Environmental Control of Allergens: A Beginner's Guide
Three basic treatment options exist for allergy sufferers: 1 Allergy Medication 2

Handling Allergies the Right Way
The Allergy New Zealand is a non-profit organization working to provide education, information and support to people afflicted with allergies Originally known as Allergy Awareness Association Inc

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