Re: How do you all cope with hayfever?

[Guest guest]

We have used Quercetin and Vit. C (together) for allergies. If they can swallow

pills, it's easier because the C can be bitter to mix in food. Solgar makes one

that is not too bitter which my little guy will take mixed with banana.

You take it 3-4 times a day, watching out for diarrhea from the C.

Winnie

How do you all cope with hayfever?

Vaccinations

> Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other

> solutions? My

> boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy

> eyes and faces.

>

> Louise

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

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Louise <uktwinmom@...> wrote:

Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other solutions? My

boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy eyes and faces.

Louise

[Guest guest]

I use a netipot daily that helps with sinus congestion (which can

cause puffy eyes and faces).

Tash

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Louise

<uktwinmom@...> wrote:

> Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other solutions? My

> boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy eyes and faces.

>

> Louise

>

>

[Guest guest]

They don't seem to get sinus problems much. The odd sneeze here and there.

The major problem is with their eyes. Last year we took one of them to the

hospital because we thought he had scratched his eye. Turned out to be

viral conjunctivitis related to the hay fever. This year we haven't

bothered to see anyone as we know what we are dealing with. Just need

something other than antihistamines to deal with the problem. The GP

prescribed cetirizine (zyrtec) last year but I'd like to get them of the

meds. I'll check the health food shop tomorrow but the quercetin tabs I

have for myself are too large for the kids to swallow.

Louise

On 09/06/2008, Natasha Lemire-Blair <tashlb@...> wrote:

>

> I use a netipot daily that helps with sinus congestion (which can

> cause puffy eyes and faces).

>

> Tash

>

> On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Louise

> <uktwinmom@... <uktwinmom%40googlemail.com>> wrote:

> > Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other solutions? My

> > boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy eyes and

> faces.

> >

> > Louise

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

can you provide detailed info on netti pots?  Somebody mentioned one recently

and I ma very interested but have NO CLUE where/how to start...

 Maggie

1/2 way to a Dane 6 pack with Rufus, Oliver (deaf), Mickey

Re: How do you all cope with hayfever?

I use a netipot daily that helps with sinus congestion (which can

cause puffy eyes and faces).

Tash

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Louise

<uktwinmom@googlemai l.com> wrote:

> Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other solutions? My

> boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy eyes and faces.

>

> Louise

>

>

[Guest guest]

I've always gotten quercetin in gelcaps, but you still need to be able to

swallow pills.(If they like Sweet-tarts, they'll like the quercetin mixed in

bananas/applesauce).

I used homeopathy to cure an extremely allergic cat of her food allergies. It

got really bad before it got better, but it worked.

Winnie

Re: How do you all cope with hayfever?

Vaccinations

> They don't seem to get sinus problems much. The odd sneeze here

> and there.

> The major problem is with their eyes. Last year we took one of

> them to the

> hospital because we thought he had scratched his eye. Turned

> out to be

> viral conjunctivitis related to the hay fever. This year we haven't

> bothered to see anyone as we know what we are dealing with.

> Just need

> something other than antihistamines to deal with the problem.

> The GP

> prescribed cetirizine (zyrtec) last year but I'd like to get

> them of the

> meds. I'll check the health food shop tomorrow but the

> quercetin tabs I

> have for myself are too large for the kids to swallow.

>

> Louise

>

>

> On 09/06/2008, Natasha Lemire-Blair wrote:

> >

> > I use a netipot daily that helps with sinus congestion

> (which can

> > cause puffy eyes and faces).

> >

> > Tash

> >

> > On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Louise

> > > wrote:

> > > Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other

> solutions? My

> > > boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy

> eyes and

> > faces.

> > >

> > > Louise

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

You can get one at your local pharmacy. Here's an example:

http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100095 & navAction=jump & navCount=\

0 & skuid=sku3355404 & id=prod3356564

The pots come with directions for use.

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Maggie <redkeds1@...> wrote:

> can you provide detailed info on netti pots? Somebody mentioned one

> recently and I ma very interested but have NO CLUE where/how to start...

> Maggie

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I'll have to check what's available here in the UK.

Louise

On 09/06/2008, wharrison@... <wharrison@...> wrote:

>

> I've always gotten quercetin in gelcaps, but you still need to be able

> to swallow pills.(If they like Sweet-tarts, they'll like the quercetin mixed

> in bananas/applesauce).

>

> I used homeopathy to cure an extremely allergic cat of her food allergies.

> It got really bad before it got better, but it worked.

>

> Winnie

> Re: How do you all cope with hayfever?

> Vaccinations <Vaccinations%40>

>

> > They don't seem to get sinus problems much. The odd sneeze here

> > and there.

> > The major problem is with their eyes. Last year we took one of

> > them to the

> > hospital because we thought he had scratched his eye. Turned

> > out to be

> > viral conjunctivitis related to the hay fever. This year we haven't

> > bothered to see anyone as we know what we are dealing with.

> > Just need

> > something other than antihistamines to deal with the problem.

> > The GP

> > prescribed cetirizine (zyrtec) last year but I'd like to get

> > them of the

> > meds. I'll check the health food shop tomorrow but the

> > quercetin tabs I

> > have for myself are too large for the kids to swallow.

> >

> > Louise

> >

> >

> > On 09/06/2008, Natasha Lemire-Blair wrote:

> > >

> > > I use a netipot daily that helps with sinus congestion

> > (which can

> > > cause puffy eyes and faces).

> > >

> > > Tash

> > >

> > > On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Louise

> > > > wrote:

> > > > Do any of you take anti-histamines or have you found other

> > solutions? My

> > > > boys are suffering quite badly at the moment with very puffy

> > eyes and

> > > faces.

> > > >

> > > > Louise

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

perfect - thanks!!

 Maggie

1/2 way to a Dane 6 pack with Rufus, Oliver (deaf), Mickey

Re: How do you all cope with hayfever?

You can get one at your local pharmacy. Here's an example:

http://www.walgreen s.com/store/ product.jsp? CATID=100095 & navAction=

jump & navCount= 0 & skuid=sku33554 04 & id=prod335656 4

The pots come with directions for use.

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Maggie <redkeds1 (DOT) com> wrote:

> can you provide detailed info on netti pots? Somebody mentioned one

> recently and I ma very interested but have NO CLUE where/how to start...

> Maggie

[Guest guest]

I have very bad hayfever. I keep it at bay with a liquid homeopathic remedy

made by Nova Homeopathics. Here's their website:

http://www.novahomeopathic.com/remedies.html Homeopath remedies don't work

the same for everyone though, so your best bet would be to take your kiddos

to a homeopath so they can get the remedies that would help them

specifically.

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Louise <uktwinmom@...>

wrote:

>

> They don't seem to get sinus problems much. The odd sneeze here and there.

> The major problem is with their eyes. Last year we took one of them to the

> hospital because we thought he had scratched his eye. Turned out to be

> viral conjunctivitis related to the hay fever. This year we haven't

> bothered to see anyone as we know what we are dealing with. Just need

> something other than antihistamines to deal with the problem. The GP

> prescribed cetirizine (zyrtec) last year but I'd like to get them of the

> meds. I'll check the health food shop tomorrow but the quercetin tabs I

> have for myself are too large for the kids to swallow.

>

> Louise

[Guest guest]

At 09:16 PM 6/9/2008, you wrote:

>I have very bad hayfever. I keep it at bay with a liquid homeopathic remedy

>made by Nova Homeopathics. Here's their website:

>http://www.novahomeopathic.com/remedies.html Homeopath remedies don't work

>the same for everyone though, so your best bet would be to take your kiddos

>to a homeopath so they can get the remedies that would help them

>specifically.

>

>

This will only palliate and can be suppressive

Need to get at the root with deeper treatment with a homeopath

Now let's take this to OT4VAX list

Sheri

listowner