Seasonal Allergies

Pollen - Not Just A Springtime Enemy Beginning around August 15th, airborne pollen from a variety of weeds makes its way into the air we breathe. According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI), ragweed pollen is most responsible for the spike of allergy symptoms in the fall. And if you suffer from ragweed allergy, you are definitely not alone: a recent study found that more than half of Americans have allergies and, of those, 20% suffer from hayfever, also called pollen or ragweed allergy. Continue reading →

Pollen Allergies and Minimizing Pollen Allergy Symptoms Who, What, When, Where and Why? 35.9 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies or pollen allergies. With spring finally here, so are the symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis and pollen allergies- sneezing, runny noses, congestion, itchy sinuses and watery eyes. What Causes Rhinitis & Hay Fever: Seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever is caused...