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 Home Remedies to Cure Annoying Airborne Allergies

Vancouver, Canada – June 27, 2005. Allergic responses are signs that the immune system is in riot, reacting typically to harmless substances such as pollen or a pet dander. Allergy symptoms can start from itchiness, sneezing fits and watery eyes to life-threatening anaphylactic shock. Seventy-one Health Home Remedies for Airborne Allergies,  an essential, low-cost health e-book, contains information needed to comprehend and deal with airborne allergic reactions. 

Allergy is a common health problem. According to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID), an estimated fifty million Americans have allergies – thirty-five million of which have airborne allergies while the two million are children suffering from childhood allergies. 

Every individual is actually exposed to a variety of potential allergy triggers at various times a day. Allergic reactions occur only when the hyper-alert immune system of an individual overreacts to a harmless substance as if it is harmful. This is because the immune system becomes blind from distinguishing certain benign substances from the hazardous ones. It becomes oblivious to allergy triggers as it focuses on protecting the human body from real threats such as bacteria and viruses.

Especially collected for airborne allergic individuals, the Seventy-one Health Home Remedies for Airborne Allergies discusses about potential airborne allergy triggers which remain adrift in the air we breathe. The most common allergens include pollen, mold spores, dust mites and animal dander.

The Preparatory Actions and Prevention Steps section of the Seventy-one Health Home Remedies for Airborne Allergies provide several practical, easy-to-do ways on how to avoid getting exposed to the nuisance of airborne allergy triggers. It also covers common types, causes and symptoms of airborne allergies to help allergic individuals cope up with their own frustrating allergy situations.

The Seventy-one Health Home Remedies for Airborne Allergies is written and collected by two mold professionals – a major airborne allergy trigger. Phillip Fry, Mold Expert, is the author of the widely read mold e-books namely DIY Mold Book and Mold Health Guide. He had also co-authored the e-book Mold Legal Guide. Mr. Fry also offers public mold advice services to mold victims from all over the world.

Ma. Adee Light Hilado, the microbiologist of Mold Inspector Laboratory Int’l, Ltd in Asia, is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Biology [major in microbiology] from the University of the Philippines - Los Baños, the number one university in the Philippines.

Gathered from reliable sources, testimonials and experts’ recommendations, the Seventy-one Health Home Remedies for Airborne Allergies e-book is an ultimate, affordable solution to airborne allergic individuals.

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