Anybody Else Looking Forward To This?

DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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MY problems have started already.....the itchy eyes, stuffy head, plugged ears, eadache, scratchy throat, shneezing.....and it's only April!


I did find something that helps though; but it's one-a those nasal spray things. /:-\ If ya wanna know, PM me.....stuff works GREAT!

The time of year has come again, where my medicine cabinet looks like a pharmacy.....sprays, Tylenol, Chloroseptic, Listerene.....

DON'T'CHA LOVE SPRING AND SUMMER?
 
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jp2854

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i just use zyrtec going to have to start taking it tomorrow as my head is pounding and my nose is itchy from the pollen
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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Cowgirl said:
Why is it a secret? :eyebrow:
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Well....no.....I just didn't want to post unsolicited info.

The spray stuff's called NASACORT. Use it with Extra Strength Tylenol for the headache; and Chloroceptic for the post-nasal mess, and you're golden.

It's a three-step process.....
 
Jameo

Jameo

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I've been taking Cat's Claw for other issues but that seems to be helping with my allergies too.
 
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punjabigyrl

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DEEKAYPEE8569 said:
MY problems have started already.....the itchy eyes, stuffy head, plugged ears, eadache, scratchy throat, shneezing.....and it's only April!


I did find something that helps though; but it's one-a those nasal spray things. /:-\ If ya wanna know, PM me.....stuff works GREAT!

The time of year has come again, where my medicine cabinet looks like a pharmacy.....sprays, Tylenol, Chloroseptic, Listerene.....

DON'T'CHA LOVE SPRING AND SUMMER?
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Hubby used to get allergies and then someone told me to try raw honey and mix it in tea. It's been 2 years and hubby has not had seasonal allergies. May be you might want to try it. I got the honey form the health food store in Leonardtown.
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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punjabigyrl said:
Hubby used to get allergies and then someone told me to try raw honey and mix it in tea. It's been 2 years and hubby has not had seasonal allergies. May be you might want to try it. I got the honey form the health food store in Leonardtown.
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Raw honey mixed with hot tea, I'm going to assume.....what kind of hot tea?

Is this an every night/year-round thing, or just during allergy season?
 
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aosmiles

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You don't have to put the honey in tea. You can put it in just about anything. Honey and cinnamon combined is a natural remedy and helps so many issues. Search it on Google or whatever your favorite search engine is.
 
Jameo

Jameo

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DEEKAYPEE8569 said:
You know I was just being a schmaht-a**, right?
Seriously, thank you for the suggestion.

I know that Cat's claw is a nutritional supplement, but I'm funny about taking things without doing A LOT of research first; cuz of my meds. I'll look into the Cat's Claw thing.....
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Ask your doctor about it. Might help with other issue you have also.
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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Jameo said:
Ask your doctor about it. Might help with other issue you have also.
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I'm not trying to start an argument with you, but I just found Cat's Claw on Wikipedia (and we know how accurate THAT is) /:-\. It addressed allergies, but allergies to Cat's Claw. I didn't find anything about treating or preventing allergies. It DID mention acne and some other dematological uses though. Oh, well.....

I think Kwillia said something about tea and honey. I might try that.
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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DEEKAYPEE8569 said:
I'm not trying to start an argument with you, but I just found Cat's Claw on Wikipedia (and we know how accurate THAT is) /:-\. It addressed allergies, but allergies to Cat's Claw. I didn't find anything about treating or preventing allergies. It DID mention acne and some other dematological uses though. Oh, well.....

I think Kwillia said something about tea and honey. I might try that.
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Sorry.....Punjabigirl gave that advice.
 
Jameo

Jameo

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DEEKAYPEE8569 said:
I'm not trying to start an argument with you, but I just found Cat's Claw on Wikipedia (and we know how accurate THAT is) /:-\. It addressed allergies, but allergies to Cat's Claw. I didn't find anything about treating or preventing allergies. It DID mention acne and some other dematological uses though. Oh, well.....

I think Kwillia said something about tea and honey. I might try that.
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I've read up on cat's claw a decent amount. Only a few mention helping with allergies. It seems to be helping me which is why I thru it out there :shrug:
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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Jameo said:
I've read up on cat's claw a decent amount. Only a few mention helping with allergies. It seems to be helping me which is why I thru it out there :shrug:
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NO.....NO.....NO.....please don't misunderstand. I wasn't trying to be indignant or ungrateful for the suggestion. I guess I just haven't read enough yet. But like I said, because of my meds, I'm really leery about taking just anything; even if it is only a vitamin-type or herbal (tee-hee)supplement; so I either research the H*ll out of it or finally give up and ask the Pharmacist or my Dr..

"Herbal supplement" :lmao:
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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aosmiles said:
You don't have to put the honey in tea. You can put it in just about anything. Honey and cinnamon combined is a natural remedy and helps so many issues. Search it on Google or whatever your favorite search engine is.
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I could sit and eat honey right outta the jar with a spoon; but I also heard that TOO MUCH isn't good for you either. That's okay. I know how to make cornbread; cast iron skillet style. OH YEAH.....a reason to make and eat more cornbread. KEWL!!!
 
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punjabigyrl

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DEEKAYPEE8569 said:
Raw honey mixed with hot tea, I'm going to assume.....what kind of hot tea?

Is this an every night/year-round thing, or just during allergy season?
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You can put it hot tea or coffee. I gave it to him for a year, anytime he drank coffee or tea which is 2-3 times a day. Anything you take as a supplement or natural remedy usually takes about 3 months to notice a significance difference.
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

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punjabigyrl said:
You can put it hot tea or coffee. I gave it to him for a year, anytime he drank coffee or tea which is 2-3 times a day. Anything you take as a supplement or natural remedy usually takes about 3 months to notice a significance difference.
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So, it's prob'ly too late in the year/seasons now to do anything to help the allergies. I mean, by the time this rememdy starts kickin' in, it'll be the end of July. But, I do suppose 'better late than never' applies.....
 
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