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Winter Bedding Primer - The Art of Staying Warm
Staying warm on a cold winter night is tough. When it comes to winter bedding, blankets and comforters, the options can be bewildering. Here’s your primer on winter bedding materials including silk, wool, down and down alternative.
Do You Have a Runny or Stuffy Nose in the Morning?
Have A Runny Nose In The Morning Many people wake with a runny nose in the morning. Some people wake up with a stuffy nose every morning. Does this sound like you? Do you get up out of bed and start to move around and start sneezing.?
Holiday Guests Allergic to Your Pets?
If you are expecting guests allergic to your pet, its time to take action! With some planning and work, you can invite guests allergic to your pets to share the holidays with you and your pets safely.
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How to Fight Fall Allergies
Do Dust Mites Bite?
People frequently ask if dust mites bite. They have skin problems associated with their allergies (such as allergic urticaria) and assume that these hives are bites.
How to Get Rid of Dust Mites: A Complete Guide
You’re not alone if you’re wondering how to get rid of dust mites. These microscopic pests cause allergies and asthma. Here’s how to fight back and get relief.
Can You Be Allergic to Mosquitoes Bites
We all read about the West Nile Virus breakout in Texas in 2012, 1,868 cases reported, and 510 cases of neuroinvasive West Nile, considered the most serious form of the illness, were recorded. Thankfully, the majority of people who are bitten never get sick.
5 Tips for Traveling if You Have Allergies
Can You Be Allergic To the Sun?
Can you be allergic to the sun? It is not an uncommon question. Usually people ask this in the Spring but we also hear it into the beginning of Summer. A few hours after exposure to the sun, the skin can start to itch.
Where Does All The Dust In Your House Come From?
How Do You Know if You are Allergic to Pollen?
Spring and Fall are the prime season for hayfever. People everywhere are sneezing, sniffling and wheezing. The problem is the amount of pollen in the air.