Bee Pollen

Pollen is also a remedy for hay fever and allergies. However it must be taken at least six weeks before the season begins and then continued throughout the season if it going to work.

Bee pollen has been effectively used down through the ages to rid allergy sufferers of their afflictions. This technique, called desensitization, was developed at St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School in London soon after the turn of the century. The treatment consists of administering small amounts of the allergen to stimulate the patient’s own immune system to produce antibodies that will eliminate the allergic reaction. It works rather like a vaccination does against childhood diseases. Desensitization is based on the premise that the administration of the allergen will cause the body to produce antibodies that will cancel out the effects of the offending substance when the patient is again exposed to it.

Aloe Vera Gel

Aloe vera gel can help bring you relief from your allergy and hay fever symptoms. Aloe vera supports healthy respiratory and immune systems by promoting clear airway passages, stabilizing mast cells and neutralizing free radicals.

In allergy sufferers, collagen is weakened in the nasal passages, lung tissues and intestinal tract. This allows foreign invaders to enter your blood system causing allergy symptoms. To fend off allergies symptoms, one needs to strengthen connective tissue called collagen. Aloe vera gel contains all the natural ingredients you need to battle allergies and the associated symptoms.

Ginkgo Biloba

Its leaves are used medicinally as an ancient Chinese remedy for coughs, asthma and treatment of inflammation due to allergies.