The Hayfever's back
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Chemist has said hayfever has started early in Melbourne with all the strong winds blowing the damn stuff about.
#19
Hubby used to be real bad with hay fever... That was until his brother told him about horseradish & garlic tablets, plus multivitamins, you have to start taking them in September though. Been doing this for five years now and have yet to need any antihistamines during these years!
#20
A couple of years ago there was another thread on this subject and someone suggest chewing gum to help. I tried it and it made a huge difference.
I'm not sure it the chewing action helps move the pollen out of the sinuses. I mentioned it to an ear , nose and throat specialist and he dismissed the idea but it helped me.
Keel
I'm not sure it the chewing action helps move the pollen out of the sinuses. I mentioned it to an ear , nose and throat specialist and he dismissed the idea but it helped me.
Keel
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Dammit I thought I was going to get away with it this year, with all the rain keeping the Grass pollen North, now it's on with a vegence. Off to Tas today see if it's different over there.
Anyone else suffering, I might give that vaseline under the nostrils a go and see if I can take less bleeding tablets.
Anyone else suffering, I might give that vaseline under the nostrils a go and see if I can take less bleeding tablets.
Many people have advised that one way to overcome it is to consume local honey but needs to be 'produced' very close to where you live. Thats always been hard to comeby here in the 'burbs. Could be an old wives tale but we've recently taken up bee keeping and are close to harvesting a fair bit shortly so will let you know if it works for her.




