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Welcome to the December edition of the National Allergy Educational E-Mail Newsletter. 'Tis the season of giving, receiving, and enjoying friends and family. It's also time to think about the coming year and to set some goals you'd like to accomplish in specific areas of your life. I know I usually have at least one health-related New Year's resolution, so I hope these Strategies For A Healthy New Year can help you start 2006 on the right foot. Here are product recommendations as well as helpful tips and links about:
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Strategies For A Healthy New YearMaking Your Bedroom An Allergy-Safe Zone This strategy is the most important one for dust mite allergic individuals. For all the details on how to implement an Allergy Free Zone in your home in 2006, look through our October 2005 Newsletter, or visit our Interactive Bedroom. Some of the most recommended products for use in creating an allergy-free room include:
Limiting Your Exposure To Pollen And Animal DanderWhether at a friend's house who has a pet, or at an outdoor activity in the woods during pollen season, we can't always control the allergens around us. However, being pro-active about avoidance can reduce your exposure. Educating yourself now will make you better prepared for spring's allergy onslaught. To find out more, visit our Learning Library feature on Pollen Allergies and Minimizing Symptoms.I don't own a pet right now, but my husband and I will be getting a dog soon. Many people are told by their doctors not to own any pets at all - and this often is the best course of action for severely allergic and asthmatic individuals. However, if the "no pets" directive is a tough one for you to follow, there are ways you can limit your exposure to your furry friends' allergenic dander. If you are dander-sensitive, you can find some good tips from our Learning Library feature on Pet Allergies. Some of the most recommended products for avoiding pollens and animal dander include:
Reducing The Use Of Household ChemicalsSince I have begun researching and writing National Allergy newsletter articles, I have become more conscientious about the chemicals I use in everyday living. Maybe it's time to root out some of your potentially harmful cleaning supplies or personal care items for the new year.Our recent newsletters on the Ways and Benefits of Avoiding Harsh Chemicals at Home (July & August) contain helpful information about safe alternatives to common household chemicals, as well tips for more natural bath and beauty products. Some of our most popular products for the chemically sensitive include:
Fending Off Colds And Sinus InfectionsWinter's chill also signals cough and cold season. You really can resolve to feel better without using too many medications. Here are a few recommended steps toward that goal:
Getting Adequate Rest We are a nation of chronically tired individuals. We work hard, play hard, and don't leave ourselves very much time for resting. And even many who do have the time just can't seem to fall asleep. The holidays may leave you drained and your body wants nothing more than solid sleep. Lots of factors can play into why Americans are so restless, including stress, poor health habits, and certainly allergies.Dr. Don Zedalis, MD, a physician certified in both sleep-medicine and allergy, wrote a newsletter article for us last fall about this very subject. If allergies or snoring are keeping you up at night, review Sleep & Fatigue: Your Allergies May Be A Factor. Here are some recommended products for finding better sleep, naturally:
This information is for educational purposes only. Always consult with your doctor first about your specific condition, treatment options and other health concerns you may have. If you have additional questions about the content in this newsletter, email us at info@nationalallergy.com or call one of our phone experts at 1-800-522-1448. |
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