What is a good natural medicine for allergies?

[Guest guest]

I have been an allergy sufferer for years and I've finally come to a

conclusion that allergists do not care about their patients' needs,

they care more about the money. I have bad spring allergies. My

symptoms are a stuffy nose and itchy eyes. My allergies consist of

pollen, grass, trees, dust, and weeds. I currently take Allegra for

the nasal congestion and Opcon A eye drops for the itchy eyes. I

recently went to a health food store and they have an abundant supply

of homeopathic medicine. What would be a good, safe natural medicine

to combat the springtime allergies? My wife has bad sinus headaches

and congestion. She, too, has gone to the allergist and got nothing

but the runaround. What would be a good natural medicine for sinus

problems? I appreciate any helpful information.

 

 

Thank You,

Dave

[Guest guest]

Dave,

Stinging Nettles, an herb, comes to mind. It releaves the stress of

anti-histamines, gives relief. It may help heal the allergies by this

symptomatic relief, but it doesn't seem to raise one's resistance directly.

Consider vitamin C, bioflavanoids, quercetin, NAC, -- and I understand that

Selenium would be helpful.

OPC (Proanthocyanidins).

Suggestion: With this list in hand, go to a health food store and see what

combinations they have that include these nutrients.

Suggestion #2: go to www.sedona.com The emotional undercurrents affect our

immune system in a very direct way. See how you feel about what you see at this

website. When in practice, we treated many people successfully with the Sedona

Method - helped them a great deal. We dealt with their TMJ stress syndrome on

many levels, and the Sedona Method was always a major part of it.

-hope this helps.

Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

 

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trep12tide

Tuesday, April 22, 2003 12:37 PM

[s-A] What is a good natural medicine for allergies?

 

 

I have been an allergy sufferer for years and I've finally come to a

conclusion that allergists do not care about their patients' needs,

they care more about the money. I have bad spring allergies. My

symptoms are a stuffy nose and itchy eyes. My allergies consist of

pollen, grass, trees, dust, and weeds. I currently take Allegra for

the nasal congestion and Opcon A eye drops for the itchy eyes. I

recently went to a health food store and they have an abundant supply

of homeopathic medicine. What would be a good, safe natural medicine

to combat the springtime allergies? My wife has bad sinus headaches

and congestion. She, too, has gone to the allergist and got nothing

but the runaround. What would be a good natural medicine for sinus

problems? I appreciate any helpful information.

 

 

Thank You,

Dave

 

 

[Guest guest]

>What would be a good natural medicine for sinus

>problems? I appreciate any helpful information.

 

 

>Thank You,

>Dave

 

I found this useful.

 

http://explorepub.com/articles/bio-therapy.html

 

Khepri, year-round allergy sufferer

 

 

[Guest guest]

Wow everyone!!!...

 

Lots of great ideas!!

 

Ok, let me throw in my 2 cents...

 

To do this properly from a homeopathic perspective- what makes the

itchy eyes or stuffed nose better/worse? Perhaps applications of

heat +/or cold? Or does being inside or outside matter, what time

of day is it better/worse? Are you more/less thirsty than normal?

Are the eyes red and inflammed or glassy, or droopy? Can you blow

anything out of the nose at all? If so what color and consistency?

Same with the eyes- are they running? Is there pain? Any unusual

food cravings going on at the same time? Any disturbance of the

sleep pattern? Even if they are not unusual for you, they might be

helpful bits of info to know...

 

And basically anything else that we can go on that makes your itchy

eyes and stuffy nose different from the rest of suffering humanity

that may be experiencing these conditions...

 

Wishing you health & happiness,

Misty

http://www..com

 

 

, " trep12tide "

<trep12tide> wrote:

> I have been an allergy sufferer for years and I've finally come to

a

> conclusion that allergists do not care about their patients'

needs,

> they care more about the money. I have bad spring allergies. My

> symptoms are a stuffy nose and itchy eyes. My allergies consist

of

> pollen, grass, trees, dust, and weeds. I currently take Allegra

for

> the nasal congestion and Opcon A eye drops for the itchy eyes. I

> recently went to a health food store and they have an abundant

supply

> of homeopathic medicine. What would be a good, safe natural

medicine

> to combat the springtime allergies? My wife has bad sinus

headaches

> and congestion. She, too, has gone to the allergist and got

nothing

> but the runaround. What would be a good natural medicine for

sinus

> problems? I appreciate any helpful information.

>

>

> Thank You,

> Dave

[Guest guest]

Dear Dave,

 

Every person is different and every allergen is different. In my opinion, the

most elegant way to treat allergies is often the most effective - as well as

being quickest and most cost effective.

 

It is possible to take a sample of whatever has been effecting you - and with

the assistance of a small electronic machine to make within seconds either a

vibrational equivalent of or a homoeopathic remedy for that allergen, in a

vial of water or water plus alcohol. You can do this with dust, food, or the

pollen floating through the air (catching it on a damp towel). You can

explore the work of Sandi Radomski >www.allergyantidotes.com> It is also

possible to treat allergies using other Energy Psychology techniques such as

Emotional Freedom Techniques <Emofree.com> or Tapas Acupressure Technique

(TAT) as well as approaches like NAET.

 

One of the advantagaes of such approaches is that there are no side effects

to the treatment!

 

And the explorations are fascinating!

 

Good luck,

 

Karen K. Milstein, PhD

Santa Fe, NM