How to Clean your Home for Asthmatics
By: Allergies in various forms affect about one out of four people. To some, they are merely a nuisance, but to others they are a very distracting and potentially serious chronic condition. Allergies are the result of the body’s immune system recognizing otherwise harmless substances as threats, and then mounting an attack against those substances, which ends up harming the person themselves. In this article, the term for any substance that causes an allergic reaction will be an allergen. By: Most people with asthma or hay fever or other outdoor allergies think of their home as a haven where they can escape their allergies. By: Reactions to animal allergens may be very mild or quite severe.
By: An allergic sensitivity is a reaction of the immune system to a foreign invader, a substance that is not native to your body. By: The causes and mechanisms of allergy are explained. Possible measures to treat allergy are presented, also simple natural treatment possibilities. By: About the causes and mechanisms of allergic conditions. Possible ways to prevent or treat allergy are presented. By: The most common allergy that appears to have a direct influence on asthma is an allergy to dust mites.
By: Global warming is such a hot topic right now for politicians, environmentalists, and… allergy sufferers? That’s right.
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