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... elderflower extract has been proven to help people recover faster from the flu. It is good in treating hay fever and respiratory problems and a gargle made from an elderflower infusion alleviates tonsillitis and sore throats. In Europe, the ... Comment?
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Have scientists discovered a cure for Alzheimer's?
Scientists were amazed when a 20-year-old hay fever drug was found to be highly effective in treating dementia. Comment?
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Boots, homeopathy and a question of trust
... causes you to stay awake, so homeopaths may decide to use this in a remedy to treat insomnia. Another example is hay fever. Hay fever causes runny eyes and so do onions - so some homeopaths will treat hay fever with a preparation of onions. I ... Comment?
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TV advert for hay fever relief gadget banned by watchdog
By Rod Minchin AN ADVERT for a device claiming to relieve hay fever symptoms was banned yesterday because it could mislead sufferers. Comment?
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Christmas Risky For People With Asthma
... tree itself. "Most people are unaware that some trees produce high amounts of pollen and pollen can trigger hay fever symptoms and asthma," Kristine Whorlow said. "Some of the biggest pollen producers include the Cypress family of trees and pine ... Comment?
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Boots 'sells homeopathic remedies because they're popular, not because they work'
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... For example, it is believed onions, which make eyes itchy and tearful, can be used to relieve the symptoms of hay fever. Scientists, however-argue that the 'cures' are so diluted they are unlikely to contain any of the original substance. Popular ... Comment?
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Natural remedies: can they help you fight allergies?
... and the latest facts about them: Butterbur. A couple of small studies showed that butterbur helped for symptoms of hay fever and had few side effects when taken for a short time. But more and larger scientific studies are needed to see if these ... Comment?
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Nail polish can cause eye rash
... People can be allergic to many different things, such as pollen, mold, dust mites, foods, animal dander and drugs. Hay fever (pollen allergy) is one of the most common kinds of allergies. About 35 million Americans suffer from hay fever. Pollen is ... Comment?
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... I mean, isn't it? Navratilova: Recreational drugs is one thing. Again, we can't even take benadryl when you have hay fever. You can't take benadryl to be normal again because that's against the rules as well. The drug system the way it works - I ... Comment?
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... the offending shellfish antigens in hopes of using them to develop vaccines along the lines of allergy shots for hay fever for food allergies. Five such allergens have been identified and cloned, but a vaccine remains a distant prospect. Despite a ... Comment?
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... in the respiratory tract, and airway constriction. In other words: allergies. These allergies broadly include hay fever, eczema, food allergies, and asthma. There's even some evidence that this mechanism may play a role in autoimmune diseases, like ... Comment?
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Get the antihistamines now hay fever sufferers _ the dreaded season has begun. With the combination of above average rainfall and the warmer weather creeping in, pollen counts are predicted to boom throughout October in the Goulburn Valley. Comment?
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... is when the bed, your restful sanctuary, becomes a haven for most allegens too. Dust, dust mites and pollen cause hay fever, itchiness and other types of allergy. If you are like me who suffers from allergies, you need allergy mattress covers. These ... Comment?
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Gazette Vet: Allergic Skin Disease
... to everyday things (aka allergens) out there - pollens, grass, dust, mold. But instead of the typical "hay fever" signs we see in people, dogs and cats get skin disease. For whatever reason, when they are exposed to an allergen - let's say ragweed ... Comment?
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Neti brings natural relief to sinuses
Published: Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 4:01 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 2:30 a.m. For people like Karen Moss, who has long battled hay fever and undergone sinus surgery, allergy season can be particularly brutal. Comment?
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Neti pot brings natural relief to sinuses
For people like Karen Moss, who has long battled hay fever and undergone sinus surgery, allergy season can be particularly brutal. Comment?
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... the plant later. The expansion will increase annual production to 35 million units of Claritin syrup used to fight hay fever, the Aerius brand of antihistamines as well as liquids, creams and ointment for Canadian and U.S. markets. Financial aid ... Comment?
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Schering-Plough Canada announces $30.7 million expansion of Quebec plant in Pointe-Claire
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... the plant later. The expansion will increase annual production to 35 million units of Claritin syrup used to fight hay fever, the Aerius brand of antihistamines as well as liquids, creams and ointment for Canadian and U.S. markets. Financial aid ... Comment?
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Schering-Plough to expand Quebec plant
... the plant later. The expansion will increase annual production to 35 million units of Claritin syrup used to fight hay fever, the Aerius brand of antihistamines as well as liquids, creams and ointment for Canadian and U.S. markets. Financial aid ... Comment?
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Week of Sept. 29- Viral Cough & Cold
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... Dr. Steele. "Have a chest x-ray and take some antibiotics." Dr. Arturo Quintanilla explains seasonal allergies and hay fever symptoms are the major complaints in Rancho Mirage this week. This has coincided with the change to fall and the re-seeding ... Comment?
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