allergy to hay/its not herbal/Sherry

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Sherry, yes it is herbal. Ground Ivy is one of the herbs that I know of that has Quercitin in it. (Ground Ivy tea-dried leaves, make sure its not Henbit)

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Elaine

 

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sherry lassiter

herbal remedies

Wednesday, May 08, 2002 10:54 AM

Re: [herbal remedies] allergy to hay

This isn't "herbal" but it is natural, my daughter uses Quercitin,vitamin C, and Pantothenic Acid. Prior to taking the natural route shewas on steroids her allergies were so bad. She was on those for oneyear. Why I let it go on THAT long I have NO idea. Bad mom, bad, badmom.The solution she has now works much better than the steroids did. Not tomention I don't have any fear about what could become of her severalyears down the road!Another thought... When I was a teen I used raw unfiltered honey todesensitize myself. I purchased it during my peak allergy season, waiteduntil after frost and gave myself time to recover a bit. Then, I startedwith 1/8 a teaspoon a day; gradually working up to 6 tablespoons a day.If the mold count goes very high I'll still get a bit of an effect, butI'm no longer bothered by pollen allergies at all. (This is what Isuspect could be what's going on with you... the pollen in the hay) WhenI was small I loved to play in the hay loft, trouble was I couldn't bein there for more than a few minutes before my eyes swelled up and I hada feeling of not being able to get air. : ( After the honey treatmentsI no longer have that problem. Now I'm just too old to want to play inthe hay. lol Well... come to think of it , it might be fun; just not forthe same reasons I had when I was 5. ; )Sherry LassiterSuzanne Nottmeier wrote:>>> Anyone got any suggestions on what herbs to use if you're allergic to> hay?>> Suzi>