“The goal of [allergy] treatment should be to convince the immune system that it can coexist peacefully with these substances. Conventional medicine does not achieve this goal.”
-Dr. Andrew Weil
Are you stocking up on the usual drugstore antihistamines in anticipation of the arrival of pollen this Spring?
Hello Spring! Bringing longer, warmer days, flowers… and hay fever.
While trees, grasses, and flowers are beautiful as they burst with life – they also trigger pollen-induced allergies. We’re all familiar with the symptoms of respiratory allergies and rhinitis that affect between 20-25% of Canadians: runny nose, redness, itching, coughing, sneezing (oh – the sneezing!) and swelling.
