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  1. blank Eliot W. Collins says:

    I have been using a neti pot twice a day for several years. This has been very helpful in reducing my hay fever symptoms. I should have started using a neti pot long ago.

  2. Turmeric doesn't taste too good. How do people take it? How much do they take?

    I find that mixing it into yoghourt makes it pleasant to swallow the teaspoonful of turmeric. Or mashing it with a banana.
    The Indians think of it as almost a panacea, it has so many healing properties.

  3. Why, whenever I try to repost one of your articles, the photos are of Obama?

  4. blank Katherine McDonnell says:

    Wow…I honestly cannot BELIEVE that whoever wrote this article actually recommended chamomile tea, calendula and butterbur for people who are allergic to ragweed! ALL of these are relatives of the ragweed family and are known to severely exacerbate allergy symptoms in those with ragweed allergies! Chamomile once caused me- an asthma and allergy sufferer- such an extreme reaction that even my inhaler was rendered totally useless.
    I was very close to being hospitalized. I’m guessing that whoever wrote this is probably also unaware of the fact that at least 75% of asthmatics are also allergic to ragweed pollen. The incorrect information in this article puts peoples health- and possibly even their lives- in danger. The person who wrote this article clearly needs to devote much more time and effort into doing the proper research so they can STOP irrespinsibly doling out this kind of poor and extremely dangerous advice.

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