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Hi all, I'm a lurker with a question.. I'm trying to get off my zyrtec

d allergy medication. So I'm looking for other ways to get relief

from my severe allergies. I've been drinking ACV raw 3 times a day to

help with detoxing. I started to take my zyrtec d once a day instead

of twice a day. I'm taking a multivitamin, vit. c, chelated magnesium,

and quercetin to help. I feel like the zyrtec d doesn't even help

anymore. I've been taking it for about 8yrs now. So my question...I

thought I read in a aromatherapy book that you can put EO on your

pillow at night to help with sleeping and other things. Is there

anything that I can put on my pillow to help with the night time

mucous that fills my nose and clogs my ear tubes? Thanks, Genevive

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Have you ever tried a heated eye pillow?  I make sinus pillows to sell at my

herb farm and fill them with flax seeds as well as dried cut peppermint,

eucalyptus, rosemary and lavender. I'm the biggest consumer of them. You heat

them up in the microwave and put them over your eye/sinus area and you can feel

your sinuses opening and draining.  The heat is a big part of it.  I used to use

a rolled up towel with hot water but the heat dissipates quickly.  The flax

seeds hold the heat (better than rice IMO which is often used in these things).

And the herbs, especially the eucalyptus, are decongestant as well and just

smell great. 

 

Susan

Rabbit Hill Gardens Herb Farm

www.floridaherbs.com

blog: www.apinchofherbs.blogspot.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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