Allergies Are Wrecking Me
These products are intended to support general wellbeing and should be selected according to your individual needs and practitioner guidance where appropriate.
Factors That May Contribute
- Seasonal pollen exposure
- Dust and environmental allergens
- Histamine imbalance
- Immune system sensitivity
- Air pollution exposure
- Respiratory irritation
Where to Start
- Seasonal sneezing or hay fever — Explore quercetin, vitamin C, nettle, bromelain, and seasonal allergy support.
- Itchy or watery eyes — Consider antioxidant support, vitamin C, quercetin, and eye-comfort nutrients.
- Sinus pressure or congestion — Look at respiratory support, bromelain, NAC, vitamin C, and sinus comfort formulas.
- Skin irritation or reactivity — Explore omega-3, zinc, probiotics, vitamin C, and skin barrier support.
- Food or gut-linked reactivity — Consider digestive enzymes, probiotics, gut barrier support, and low-irritation digestive support.
- Immune overreaction after exposure — Explore quercetin, vitamin C, medicinal mushrooms, and immune balance support.
The supplements below are commonly used to support immune balance and help manage seasonal allergy symptoms.
Common Questions About Allergies and Immune Reactions
Why do seasonal allergies happen?
Seasonal allergies occur when the immune system reacts to substances such as pollen, dust, or environmental allergens that are normally harmless.
Why do allergy symptoms affect the nose, eyes, and sinuses?
When the body reacts to allergens, it releases inflammatory chemicals that can irritate the nasal passages, eyes, and sinuses.
What nutrients are commonly used to support the body during allergy season?
Nutrients such as quercetin, vitamin C, and selected herbal ingredients are commonly used to support immune balance and help the body respond to environmental allergens.
