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Information on alternative treatments for allergies including aromatherapy, acupressure, reflexology, and yoga.
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Sinus Infection Help : Tips and help on Sinus Infection. Definition and diagnosis of sinus infection, its causes, symptoms, treatment options, natural cure and home remedy.
Enzyme Potentiated Desensitization FAQ : Information about EPD, an experimental allergy treatment that uses environmental controls and low-concentration allergy shots.
Parents of Allergic Children: PAC : Offers support and information on how to get help and for yourself and your children with allergies.
Nasal Sprays: How To Use Them Correctly : A look at the use of nasal sprays in the treatment of allergies. Instructions in using a pressurized canister and a pump bottle. Some useful tips.
Allergy: Cures and Remedies : Brief information on some helpful cures, remedies and tips for allergy sufferers.
Asthma and Allergy Information and Research: AAIR : UK based site, with lots of helpful information on asthma, allergies, hayfever.
Allergen Response Research Center : Conducts Phase II - Phase IV clinical studies. Designed to provide an atmosphere with uniform concentrations of naturally occurring allergens for periods up to 12 hours. Georgia based.
Rubber Money Charts : Who pays for latex allergy support? You can't tell the players without a program!
Parents of Food Allergic Kids Support Group : POFAK is an online support group for parents of children with severe food allergies, latex allergies, drug allergies and anaphylaxis.
Allergy Shots: Could They Help Your Allergies? : Looks at what allergy shots are and how they work, what allergies can be treated, if anyone can get the shots, are they harmful and how long before I feel better.
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