As Christmas draws closer, winter allergies are once again on the rise. According to a recent survey, (3 out of 4) adults experience an increase of allergy attacks including headaches, eye irritation and sinus congestion from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day.
Whether it be deliberate or accidental, almost all people mix medicine and food at some time. The danger, however, exists that a medication's effects can be altered by the components of certain food and drinks. Food & drug interaction can interfere with the body's response to a medication, oftentimes critically ...
When you see that yellow pollen on your car in the spring or summer and think, that’s what’s causing my allergies! This relatively large, visible pollen you see from trees and flowers really isn't the cause. The real culprit is the microscopic pollen you don't see that causes allergies.
If you’re ...
