Here is a site that sounds good for allergy and pollen sufferers. a new study from Greece > shows SneezEze to be useful in the treatment of chronic > allergies that can make life miserable all year 'round. > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > Perennial relief > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > The study was led by Konstantinos Vlahtsis, M.D., professor of > allergies at Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Dr. > Vlahtsis and his team recruited 40 subjects (16 men and 24 > women) who were diagnosed with perennial allergic rhinitis, > which means that their allergies can occur at any time, and may be > triggered by any of a variety of factors, such as dust mites, pet > dander, smoke, pollen, etc. > > All of the subjects had previously addressed their symptoms with > pharmaceuticals (such as antihistamines or decongestants), and > agreed to refrain from using any of these medications during the > six-week study period. Subjects were instructed to use SneezEze > once daily - either in the morning or at the time of day when their > symptoms usually occurred. > > Four symptoms (sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, and watery > eyes) were evaluated for each subject before the study began, again > at three weeks, and a final time at six weeks. A scale of one to five > was used to measure symptoms, with one representing zero > improvement of symptoms, and five representing complete relief > and an absence of symptoms. > > The results: > * At three-weeks, 45 percent of the subjects reported either > complete or major relief > * At six-weeks, 90 percent reported at least some improvement in > their symptoms > * More than 75 percent reported either complete or major relief > * An additional 15 percent reported noticeable relief of allergy > symptoms > * Less than 3 percent reported no improvement > > Dr. Vlahtsis' study will be published in an upcoming issue of a > Greek rhinology journal. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > What every nose needs > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > SneezeEze was originally formulated by Mike James to help his > son find relief from chronic sneezing attacks. After much trial and > error, Mike came up with a completely organic powdered plant > extract, which created a gel when it came into contact with > moisture. Observing that the gel was very similar to mucus, he had > his son sniff the powder into his nose, and the sneezing stopped > immediately. > > When I was first introduced to Mike (by e-mail - he lives in > England), he explained that when people are allergic to pollen and > other airborne pollutants, their bodies aren't supplying enough > mucus to properly filter air as it goes through the nasal passages. > As a result, allergens make contact with the sinuses and lungs, > triggering wheezing, sneezing, and other unpleasant reactions. > Nasaleze simply and naturally generates a substitute for the > missing mucous, which protects sensitive areas. > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Counting pollen > ------------------------------------------------------------------ >
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