Allergy, Asthma & Infectious Disease
A Dozen Ways To Beat Allergies
About 35 million Americans have seasonal allergies or hay fever. If one parent has allergies the risk of a child developing allergies is 48%. If… Continue Reading
Why Allergies?
Soon enough Spring will arrive. Once here, listen, carefully and you will hear the sounds of spring birds chirping, kids playing outdoors. Yet equally recognizable… Continue Reading
Spring Time Allergies Time To Spring Into Action
Spring time hay fever isn't really related to hay. Usually, it's a complex of sneezing, runny nose, post nasal drip, nasal stuffiness and sometimes cough,… Continue Reading
Spring Allergy Season
Let's dive into some detailed tips on how to relieve your allergies, especially with the spring allergy season upon us. You may find yourself reaching… Continue Reading
Even Your Best Friends Can Hurt You
Many people are surprised that a food they eat can cause their nose to become stuffy or their lungs to congest. Food is absorbed by… Continue Reading
Women and Yeast-Connected Health Disorders
Yeast often a friend can play a role in causing many baffling health disorders ranging from fatigue, headache, depression and premenstrual tension to hyperactivity, psoriasis… Continue Reading
What's In Your Water?
These days there is fear of almost everything because everything, in some way, can be considered toxic and dangerous. Even the tap water in our… Continue Reading
Home Invaders That Can Make You Sick
Do you suffer from sneezing, runny noise, headaches, flushed face, respiratory problems or asthma? The poor indoor air quality of your home can be jeopardizing… Continue Reading
Cat Allergies
Allergic response inhalant allergies can affect the nose, the eyes, and the chest (asthma). Allergic rhinitis can occur on a seasonal basis or year round…. Continue Reading
Seasonal Allergies
It is finally Spring, and in no time at all, we will be privy to the quintessential Mid-Atlantic experience of warm weather and outdoor dining.There… Continue Reading
