Any Natural Antihistamines or Allergy Blockers for Airborne Allergens?

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Any Natural Antihistamines or Allergy Blockers for Airborne Allergens?

I’m looking for effective antihistamines or allergy blockers for airborne allergens. The pollens are too much this year,

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Juliet Ziemann
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I do not use a neti pot but have in the past. I kept giving myself ear and sinus infections ????. I know, I'm a rare case!
It's one of several issues of my body not developing properly at an early age. Instead, I opt for either a quick hot shower or a hot wet towel to my face & clear/clean my nostrils as best I can.
I figure that something's better than nothing. I have found some local raw honey that I plan to pick up in the morning.

Jessica Anderson
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You have to be very careful using the neti pot. I always wait a few minutes before blowing my nose because if you do it too soon, it pushes the water into the ears.
Found out the hard way on that. Plus I wait about 5 minutes or so and stand leaned over with my head down for a minute just to be sure everything is drained out. If anything is left when you stand it will run out.

Juliet Ziemann
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I'm not even supposed to go swimming, so I should have known better about the neti pot. It makes perfect sense that it works for most people when used correctly though.
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I do not use a neti pot but have in the past. I kept giving myself ear and sinus infections ????. I know, I'm a rare case!
It's one of several issues of my body not developing properly at an early age. Instead, I opt for either a quick hot shower or a hot wet towel to my face & clear/clean my nostrils as best I can.
I figure that something's better than nothing. I have found some local raw honey that I plan to pick up in the morning. — Juliet Ziemann
You have to be very careful using the neti pot. I always wait a few minutes before blowing my nose because if you do it too soon, it pushes the water into the ears.
Found out the hard way on that. Plus I wait about 5 minutes or so and stand leaned over with my head down for a minute just to be sure everything is drained out. If anything is left when you stand it will run out. — Jessica Anderson
I'm not even supposed to go swimming, so I should have known better about the neti pot. It makes perfect sense that it works for most people when used correctly though. — Juliet Ziemann

Jermain · Answer 1 · 2019-03-27

Going to list out a few natural ways to effectively negate the effects of airborne allergens:

Treat your gut and allergies will greatly improve. Also, Activated Quercetin works great.
Prebiotics and Probiotics – Prebiotics lays the foundation for the probiotic with proper fiber so that the probiotic can seed itself.
Local honey, vitamin C and no dairy.
Local bee pollen
Stinging nettle
I highly recommend a good HEPA air filter for your house. I have a Winix brand model 5500, and its a lifesaver.
Sinusitis (Sinus Inflammation) – Although not all studies agree, Bromelain may help reduce cough and nasal mucus associated with sinusitis. It may also relieve the swelling and inflammation caused by hay fever.

Jessica Anderson · Answer 2 · 2019-03-27

Do you use a Neti Pot? It really helps me. I always use it when I come in from outside and several times throughout the day. I also take local honey and Manuka honey daily, plus extra virgin coconut oil. I also heard people talking about taking this — Histaminum Hydrochloricum — for allergies. I have never heard of it, but they were saying it works great for them. So it may be an option.

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