Special offer for hayfever sufferers

Im giving this little gadget a go it uses red light at 2 different frequencies to alter the metabolic rate of certain cells in your nasal passageways to restrict the release of Histamine. These are on the market under a different name for around 50 quid but they are less than half their normal price of 30 quid (£13.49)at Lloyd's pharmacy. As I said im giving it a go as im already on double dose antihistamine just to manage it this year so if this works ill be happy


http://shop.lloydspharmacy.com/webap...mmaryOnly=true


Also if you take generic tablets some good offers here http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/searc...php?q=hayfever

[Raistlin]

Zing,

If you live somewhere that has farm shops and so on, take a look and see if you can find some locally produced honey (must be from local bees though).

The honey contains a form of the pollen that the bees have been collecting, which (provided you stick to honey from local bees) should be the same pollen which is causing you problems.

Try to get regular quantities of it into your diet and your body should naturally start to build up a resistance to the pollen. If you've got really sever hayfever it probably won't completely cure it, but it should make it manageable.

[punky]

Cheers for the heads up mate. Zirtek is 2-for-1 at Tescos atm. I'm like to look into double-dosing as i'm not coping well with it at all this year.

I have heard this before but ive never as of yet been able to locate local honey will have to look harder

[Jules]

I hope it works for you

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by zinglebarb

Also if you take generic tablets some good offers here http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/searc...php?q=hayfever

I ordered some Loratadine from them last week, and they arrived yesterday. Very cheap.

I use the other one cetriwhotsit hydroduffa lol not bought named for a long time. May actually switch though as this year so far has been bad for me. That is if this device does not work in a couple of weeks

incidentally they have a named version of the main thing I posted about for 44 quid http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/medis...nt_1_2003.html

I do believe I am getting positive results with this definite drop in symptoms

Those nose plugs look a bit long Zing... Now, all you need is a pair of underpants on your head. e.g...

well I am not to far from Brmingham lol

[r00t]

Top post, thanks zing errm, forgot your real name. Shame on me, thanks again.

[Maggy J]

Originally Posted by zinglebarb

I have heard this before but ive never as of yet been able to locate local honey will have to look harder

You need to locate the local bee keepers group.

http://www.britishbee.org.uk/

I can now say this device has worked for me. Still taking tabs but getting mext to no symptoms at all now

[Damien]

What if the problem is the eyes?

Well the nasal cavity is where the histamine that we are allergic to is released into the system. I have all the symptoms from asthma like symptoms to nasal to eyes itching and it has helped all these symptoms so far