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For millions of Americans, "allergy season" never ends. Did you know that most indoor environments actually trap airborne allergens? House dust is present even in clean homes. Allergenic components of house dust are a major cause of year-round runny or stuffy nose, itchy, watery eyes and sneezing for allergy sufferers.

Have you or your child have not been feeling 100% for a while? You know something is just not right. Do you find yourself coughing more often or just can’t catch your breath? You may have asthma.

An article in Natural Health that said we should be drinking more tap water and that is was just as safe as bottled water. First of all, not all bottled water is good and worse all of the plastic bottles that get tossed everyday are defiantly bad for the environment. 

School is out and it is time for summer camp. For many a mom with children that have allergies, it can cause a bit of worry. If your child has allergies, here are a few extra things you need to do when getting them ready for camp.

Treat Your Allergy Symptoms with Mast Cell Stabilizers Cromolyn sodium for allergic rhinitis is a nasal spray or inhaled medication that for some people helps to prevent allergic reactions from ever starting. 

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The carpets in our house are a perfect environment for collecting dust mites and other common household allergens.  Dust, pollen, dirt, crumbs, dead skin, hair, and other debris fall onto the floor and collect in the fibers of the carpet.