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Allergies

Allergies and environmental sensitivities affect millions of Americans, becoming more prevalent every year. They can be disguised as digestive disorders, skin breakouts, or chronic fatigue.

Learn how you can decrease your allergic reactions and sensitivities without drugs—for the long term.
Quick Reads
Short on time? Looking for the latest research briefs, news items and topic tidbits? Click below to get started!
What's My Alternative: NAET for Allergies
Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique provides relief to one woman.
Achoo Alert
Your allergies may affect you in more ways than you think.
The Sniffle-Season Diet
Calm your allergies this time of year with these 7 recipes.
Fun find: iFlora Nasal Health
Your nasal cavities may need a bacterial boost.
Ragweed Relief
A few simple steps can help lessen the blow of allergy season.
Safe Remedies, Healthier Kids
Homeopathy is good for childhood ailments from diaper rash and colds to tummy aches and the sore gums of teething.
Web Exclusive—Fight Perfume Pollution
Find out the best ways to voice your opinions about unhealthy fragrances, change national legislation on perfumes, and improve product development.
Health Matters—Better Memory With a Gluten-Free Diet?
New research from the Mayo Clinic shows a link between dementia, which affects more than 4.5 million Americans, and celiac disease, one of the most under-diagnosed and common diseases in America.
Toxic Avengers
Your home may be hazardous to your health.
The Perils of plastic
According to researchers, plastic is one of many environmental culprits causing allergic disease rates to skyrocket in developing countries.
The Truth About Pasteurized Milk
Eating in the raw is all the rage, and the fad doesn’t end at flax crackers and seed cheese.
Who’s Hypersensitive to Allergies?
When worried parents see their child suffer a rash, nausea, or some other unsettling symptom, they often blame food allergies.
Antibiotics: The Road to Allergies and Asthma?
The rates of allergies and asthma have skyrocketed in the past 40 years, a new study suggests a rise in the use of antibiotics is at fault.
Stop and Smell the Butterbur
Although flowers often trigger seasonal allergies, at least one flower, butterbur, may cure them.
Pooch Protection
Fido may be doing more than just looking cute.
Herb Profile—Licorice
Licorice is an herb with light purple flowers, whose root has been used medicinally for more than 5,000 years.
Nutrient Profile—Quercetin
Quercetin is a bioflavonoid that gives pigment to many plants and herbs.
Herbal Help for Hay Fever
When pollen counts skyrocket, the sneezing, stuffy noses and watery eyes of hay fever begin.
Read All About It
This section delves deep into the heart of the matter. Click below to read in-depth investigations, article features, cover stories, and the inspirational journeys of others.
So Long, Seasonal Allergies
Silence hay fever’s sneezing, wheezing, and sniffles with homeopathy.
Allergy Test
Allergy relief starts with finding your triggers.
End Springtime Allergies
Ease allergies, or even rhinitis, by controlling triggers and seeking natural relief.
Stop Making Scents
What are the hazards of synthetic fragrances?
Healing Foods—Inside Scoop: Kombucha
The health benefits of kombucha tea include removing toxins from the body and taming overgrowths of Candida yeast.
Heal Thyself—The Inside Scoop
Magnolia flowers and bark have been used in Chinese medicine for years to calm anxiety. Maybe that's why Billie Holiday tucked a magnolia flower behind her ear before performing.
Green in the Grain
Sustainable furniture lets you and the planet rest easy.
Healing Foods—Indigenous Grain Uprising
Meet three ancient whole grains that can bring energy to your diet—and panache to your meals.
Healthy in the City
Fast-paced life getting to you? Get on the slow track for a more balanced lifestyle.
Living Spaces—What Lurks in Your Laundry?
Can it really be called “cleaning” if you’re soaking your clothes in toxins?
Food as Medicine—Good Libations
Your guide to choosing healthful wines and beers
What Lurks in Your Laundry?
Can it really be called "cleaning" if you're soaking your clothes in toxins?
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects nearly 50 million Americans, or almost one in five, and is more common in women than in men.
When Pets Go Natural
A dog, a cat and a cockatoo: Three companion animals’ adventures with alternative therapies.
A Broken Dancer
A dancer’s path to wholeness which includes acupuncture, pilates, and an allergy free diet.
Natural Beauty—Next to Your Skin: Natural Fabrics
Save your skin: Natural fabrics to the rescue.
Drop Milk?
The government tells us milk builds better bodies and is an essential part of a healthy diet, but nutritionists say, don’t buy it.
Blueprint for a Healthy Home
Toxic cabinets. Chemical-laden carpets. Killer caulk. Here’s how to avoid nine common mistakes that can turn home improvements into health hazards.
What’s Wrong With Wheat?
An allergy to wheat, or its most severe form celiac disease, might be causing your stomach trouble, fatigue, or skin problems.
Homeopathy Finally Gets Some Respect
Patients swear by it, and the scientific evidence for this gentle therapy is beginning to catch up to its reputation.
Ask The Doctor
Everyone can use good advice. Below, we've gathered top queries and answers for you. Don't see the answer to your question? Email us and our team of experts with respond!
Hay Fever
Integrative physician Mark Hyman, MD, offers natural solutions for tackling seasonal allergies.
How to Decipher That Rash
I try not to overreact every time one of my kids gets a rash, but it still freaks me out. How can I tell if it signals something serious?
Through the Grapevine
In the spirit of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, one survivor shares what she believes saved her life
Migraine Prevention
Stopping migraines before they start.
Practitioner’s Corner—About Kids, Diet and ADHD
About Kids: Dietary changes to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Goat vs. Cow
Goat cheese vs. cow’s cheese: which is healthier?
Ephedra Alternatives
Ephedra alternatives
Practitioner’s Corner—About Kids and Attention Disorders
About Kids: Natural ways to treat attention disorders.
Healthy Carpet Cleaners
Healthy, nontoxic ways to clean the carpet.
Controlling Childhood Asthma
Natural ways to ease childhood allergies and asthma
About Kids' Allergies
Natural ways to ease allergies and asthma in children
Acupuncture for kids' allergies and asthma
Acupuncture for easing children's allergies and asthma
Your Sneezing and Coughing Kids
Natural ways to soothe your kids' sore throats and sneezy noses
Herbal Allergy Treatments for Kids
Herbal ways to ease allergies and asthma for kids
Allergy Testing For Kids
What kinds of allergy tests are good for kids?
Recipes
Isn't it wonderful that your food can be your "medicine"? All the recipes below include ingredients that act positively on your body for this condition. The bonus? Each one is delicious!
Quinoa With Feta, Swiss Chard, and Black Olives
Recipes using ancient whole grains amaranth and quinoa that bring energy to your diet and panache to your table.
Cherry-Vanilla Amaranth Breakfast Porridge
Recipes using ancient whole grains amaranth and quinoa that bring energy to your diet and panache to your table.
Salmon Teriyaki
Recipes for mercury-free fish—salmon teriyaki
Anchovy Dip
Recipes for mercury-free fish—anchovy dip
Trout with Sweet Onions
Recipes for mercury-free fish—Trout with Sweet Onions
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