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Battling spring allergies the natural way lowering the impact on the body’s immune system as it overreacts to something in the air. For many of us, the blossoming of flowers and warmer weather brings with them a less welcome sign of the season - allergies. Coughing, fatigue, sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose can take the joy out of spring. But fear not, managing seasonal allergies is possible with a few proactive steps.
Hello, you’re listening to High Blood Pressure Wellness Lifestyle Podcast with Donna Williams. Hi, I’m Donna Williams, Certified Holistic Health Coach, owner and creator of info-on-high-blood-pressure.com website.
I help my community achieve a complete lifestyle transformation that teaches how to connect to their healing power to control, treat and even prevent high blood pressure. I especially love working with women of color, guiding them on getting back on track with their eating so they feel better, have more energy, and even drop a few pounds.
The best part of working with my community is that I get to help them shift their habits, impress even their doctors with their results, all the while still eating food that tastes good.
I’m so glad to be back podcasting and able to speak more than a sentence before coughing. I was sidelined by my body. This year’s allergy season has been very tough on me and my household. I have been to more than two doctors, finally going to an ENT & Allergy specialist doctor to get relief.
Every spring, millions of people suffer from hay fever, otherwise known as seasonal allergies, so battling spring allergies the natural way this season became for me almost like a life-or-death situation. At times I was wheezing, mostly at nights is when I had this difficulty breathing! Symptoms include sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose.
While over-the-counter medications can effectively control these symptoms, many prefer natural remedies. Me included but sometimes we need something a little stronger.
Normally when my allergies start acting up, I go the route of natural treatments. But this year’s allergies season has been tough on me and I’m back to wearing masks which have been very helpful, after testing for everything with the doctor not able diagnose what is wrong with me and then assuming its allergies.
Most times this is not the case so today let’s take a look at some of the most effective ways to manage your allergies naturally this season.
First, know your triggers: -
Pollen is a common culprit during spring. Keeping an eye on pollen counts through local weather forecasts can help you plan your outdoor activities on days when levels are lower. On high pollen days, try to stay indoors, especially during peak pollen times like early morning or windy days.
Next, create an allergy-friendly environment at home. Use air purifiers to keep indoor air clean, and don't forget to change filters regularly. Keep windows closed to prevent pollen from entering and consider using a dehumidifier to keep indoor air dry and less hospitable to allergens.
Personal habits matter, too. Showering and changing clothes after being outdoors can minimize pollen exposure. Staying hydrated and eating a balanced diet can also support your immune system.
Lastly, over-the-counter antihistamines can be effective for managing symptoms but consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice.
Now let’s take a look at some of the most natural and effective ways to manage your allergies this season:
Spring allergies can be unpleasant, but several natural remedies are available to help you alleviate symptoms.
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