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What is Allergy Therapy?

Allergy Therapy refers to a healthy mode of tackling the influence of allergies on our bodies. Allergies represent an overreaction of our immune system to a stimulus. The result could be a minor health disorder, like a runny nose, to as serious a condition as anaphylactic shock and death.

Allergy medicine, at best, addresses allergy symptoms, while ignoring the root cause of the problem. According to some studies, anti-allergy drugs, like anti-histamines, can have some serious side effects on the body. Allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic disease in the United States, costing the health care system a whopping $18 billion annually.

The need of the hour is to assimilate natural allergy remedies in your life, like, healthy diet, and stress-free life with the help of traditional life-system, such as yoga. The alternative medicine, like herbs, homeopathy, and kinesiology, are also known to have remarkable beneficial properties against allergies.
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