One of my absolutely favorite herbal nutritional products is Echinacea. Taken intermittently in times of stress, changes in weather temperature or when exposed to something germy. ( Like travel or NOW when the seasons are shifting, exposure in your child’s kindergarten class or family gatherings. ) I feel it gives my body the bit of kick it needs [...]
Tag Archives: seasonal allergies
Your Mucousal Lining Needs Its Beta
August 24, 2010 – 4:10 pm
When one thinks of anti-oxidants they typically think of the super trio Vita C, E and Beta Carotene. I have always known Beta Carotene to be the all mighty carrot! We all know carrots are good for you. However, as nutritional sciences advanced so did the advent of anti-oxidant discoveries. While Carrots or Vitamin A are wonderfully valid, they [...]
Vitamin C for Seasonal Allergies Or The Flu
August 24, 2010 – 10:00 am
A classic anti-oxidant nutrient,very well known for its boosting immune function is Vitamin C. Soon citrus fruit will be at its prime. I personally can’t eat enough grapefruit and or oranges yet, am I actually eating enough Vitamin C to ward off all the invasions my body needs to fight on a daily basis? I believe [...]
Ever Hear Of A Natural Interferon?
August 18, 2010 – 8:28 am
Natural Interferon. What is it? Our Natural Interferon was developed and extensively tested by immunologists in Japan. This proprietary blend of natural plant extracts is derived from pumpkin seeds, safflower flowers, plantango seeds and Japanese honeysuckle flower buds. It supports and stimulates the immune system by increasing the activity of macrophages (white blood cells) and inducing natural [...]
Boost Your Immunity Twelve Ways
August 16, 2010 – 6:24 am
Twelve Ways to Naturally Boost Immunity As we prepare for the cold weather months ahead — I know hard to imagine in August, but we all know it’s coming !! The hype about getting the flu shot begins. I personally believe that if you give your body the tools to build, strengthen and enhance immune [...]
Hayfever And Echinacea
August 12, 2010 – 6:12 am
I adore echinacea flowers. Always have. Their cone shaped centers completely intrigue me. The purple cone flower. How positively cool. When our company launched it’s medicinal herbal line, Echinacea was top of the list. I never knew that Echinacea was native to our country. Europeans have been using it as natural immune booster for hundreds of [...]
Garlic For Seasonal Allergies
August 12, 2010 – 6:02 am
Garlic as a medicinal herb has a remarkable history, withstanding the test of time. Reliably, Garlic is part of a valid heart health supplement program and benefits those who have immune function challenges. Allergies indicate a reduced immunity If you are at risk for heart disease, use antibiotics regulary, have diarrhea or flatulance, any bacterial, fungal, or viral [...]
The Natural Approach To Seasonal Allergies
August 11, 2010 – 9:25 am
Do you or anyone you know suffer from seasonal allergies? I want to help! Consider working with your allergies naturally! I approach allergies from these three perspectives: 1. Rebuilding the immune system 2. Reducing inflammation 3. Creating a non-toxic environment The wellness company I represent is a leading nutritional company, with a 53 year history,based in science, research and [...]
Those Allergy Meds Helping You?
August 11, 2010 – 9:19 am
My health history included seasonal allergies. When I was younger, nutritionally depleted and stressed, you would find me googly eyed, kleenex box in hand from August 15th until the first freeze in October. I tried over the counter drugs for this ragweed allergy or hayfever as it’s often called. Everyone else popped those over the [...]
Say No To Spring Allergy Medications
March 31, 2010 – 6:52 am
My health history included seasonal allergies. When I was younger, nutritionally depleted and stressed, you would find me googly eyed, kleenex box in hand from August 15th until the first freeze in October. I will admit that I did try drugs for my ragweed allergy or hayfever as it’s often called. Right now pollen sets [...]
