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• Can allergies affect the health of your ear nose and throat?

  Keep reading to learn how allergies can affect the health of your ear, nose, and throat. Allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever, is the term typically used to describe the allergic reaction that happens in your nose. You may have uncontrollable sneezing or a runny and stuffy nose.

• Are kachelofens bad for your allergies?

  This dries the air and blows dust particles around the room, aggravating allergies. A kachelofen often has seating built around the perimeter and the heater provides a warm backrest. The kachelofen may also include a cook stove, oven and even a hot water heater. We vacationed in a house that was built in 1759.

• What did Feingold believe about food allergies?

  Feingold believed that avoiding these ingredients, as well as a few foods, improved focus and behavior. Salicylates occur naturally in foods and are found in aspirin. Feingold believed that people allergic or sensitive to aspirin may also be intolerant to salicylate-containing foods.

• How common are allergies and asthma in australia?

  Allergy and asthma are very common. Allergy is very common in Australia and New Zealand, affecting around 20% of people. Asthma is also common, affecting around 10% of people. Globally, the prevalence of allergy is continuing to increase, particularly in developed countries, such as Australia and New Zealand.

• Is there a connection between gut health and asthma and allergies?

  Here at AAPRI and the Center for Functional Medicine, we talk a lot about the connection between gut health and asthma and allergies—for good reason. There’s no denying that a healthy gut microbiome is essential in supporting a strong immune system and for overall health and well-being.