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Achoo! I Think I'm Allergic to You!

Every so often, I tease my husband by telling him I'm allergic to his "man dander." Of course, he gets irritated and says, "That's not really a thing." Well, I hate to break it to him, but it's tru...

Pets: Your Secret Weapon Against Getting Allergies

Do you find yourself sneezing, coughing, or dabbing your watery eyes every time Fluffy or Fido walks into the room? If so, you may have developed an allergy to your beloved furry friend. Turns out ...

Poor Air Quality + Indoor Pollutants = Childhood Asthma

The thought of gasping for your next breath is terrifying. Yet 1 in every 12 children in the U.S. live with this reality because they have asthma. There’s no cure for asthma. Your child’s only defe...

6 Steps to Natural Cat Allergy Relief

Cat allergies are second only to dust mites as a cause of indoor allergies. A staggering 20% of the world population of adults sniffles, sneezes, and wheezes when spending too much quality time aro...

When Holiday Guests Have Allergies or Asthma

They’ll be here soon – all those family relatives and friends who sniffle, sneeze, and cough their way through the holiday because they’re allergic to something in your home! Luckily, we’ve got dow...

Natural Ways to Control Your Asthma

Whether its' managing your own asthma, or trying to control your child's, the job can become frustrating and all-consuming. The trick is to find a doctor you trusts, follow the regimen you're given...

What's the Deal with Indoor Allergies?

When you get an allergy attack, it’s hard to care about the reasons why it happens. But until you learn what actually causes indoor and outdoor allergies, you won’t get the relief you need. Learn m...

How to Control Adult & Child Asthma

Do indoor allergens cause adult and/or childhood asthma? Many patients and worried parents ask this question after learning that their son or daughter has the condition. One thing seems clear: doct...

6 Purr-fectly Natural Remedies for Cat Allergies

Natural cat allergy relief is possible. And that’s great news for the 33 percent of all Americans who are allergic to our planet’s feline friends.