Try baking soda. I dissolve maybe 1/4 tsp (I don't even measure it) in water and drink it in the morning. I found this totally by accident.
I suffered from terrible allergies all my life, year-round. Sometimes I would take 10 of those Benadryl knockoffs in a day not to cure it, but just so that it wasn't unbearable. It wasn't on a schedule, just as I felt I needed one.
So one day I'm reading on the ever-reliable Internet about preventatives for gout, and one of the first ones is baking soda. Costs nothing, so I try it. I think that, yes, it did help with the gout but the attacks were infrequent anyway.
A couple of months into it, I noticed I was taking only one or often no Benadryls in a day. I haven't even carried them around in years, and I was paranoid about that before. It's rare I take even one now, but I'll just drink some more baking soda if I feel I need to.
AFAIK, it has something to do with blood chemistry, specifically acidity. All I can tell you is it changed my life for $0.80/box.
Try baking soda. I dissolve maybe 1/4 tsp (I don't even measure it) in water and drink it in the morning. I found this totally by accident.
I suffered from terrible allergies all my life, year-round. Sometimes I would take 10 of those Benadryl knockoffs in a day not to cure it, but just so that it wasn't unbearable. It wasn't on a schedule, just as I felt I needed one.
So one day I'm reading on the ever-reliable Internet about preventatives for gout, and one of the first ones is baking soda. Costs nothing, so I try it. I think that, yes, it did help with the gout but the attacks were infrequent anyway.
A couple of months into it, I noticed I was taking only one or often no Benadryls in a day. I haven't even carried them around in years, and I was paranoid about that before. It's rare I take even one now, but I'll just drink some more baking soda if I feel I need to.
AFAIK, it has something to do with blood chemistry, specifically acidity. All I can tell you is it changed my life for $0.80/box.
I will try this