Healthtips on allergy/allergic rhinitis/seasonal allergy symptoms


allergy symptoms, prevention
Allergy rhinitis is an inflammation in the nasal passages with watery nasal discharge and itching in the nose and eyes.  Generally 60 % of all the patients have symptoms of allergic rhinitis even before the age of 30. Many won’t take the symptoms very seriously until the onset. This is common equally in male and female population. The main reason is exposure to dust, seasonal pollens, increased pollution from vehicles, harmful gases from factories, dust from cotton mills and genetic. There are more chances of passing this disorder from parents or grandparents to the children. Generally allergic rhinitis patients will also have cough, sneezing, wheezing, and cold, running nose, head ache and the airways will become narrow causing difficulty in breathing. This generally disturbs the patients in the early morning.

Some other allergy types are sinus allergy, milk allergy , pet allergy, wheat allergy.  Actually i suffered for almost 15 years with sinus. Even surgery gives short term relief.  From my experience, homeopathy gives better relief for allergy.
Avoid foods like

Tomato, vinegar and pickles

Cold aerated drinks, ice creams and anything cold

Mango, watermelon, lemon grapes etc

Oily, starchy foods and chocolates.

5 healthy ways to improve digestion


Many of us have a weak digestive system. So it is important to know how  can we change our lifestyle for better health. Poor digestion may be due to lack of exercise, stressful life or any other underlying health problems.
Regular exercise
Exercise is the basis for good health, good immune system. It builds stamina and we are ready for the day’s work. First thing in the morning should be exercise at least five days a week whether it is walking, jogging or yoga or any type of exercise.
Avoid spicy food
Spicy and fried foods are very hard to digest. Spicy and deep fried food triggers pain in the stomach lining which causes stomach pain. So avoid deep dried food.


Avoid coffee
 Tea or coffee causes irritation. You may take milk instead of coffee. Take lassi, yogurt or buttermilk as yogurt has bacteria lactobacilli, which lubricate the intestines and helps in digestion.
Take small meals
Instead of taking two or three large big meals take five to six small meals. Taking regular small meals regulates the blood sugar levels. Large meals are difficult to digest. So change your diet pattern.
Eat dinner three hours before going to bed
Dinner should be light and balanced. Avoid high calorie food for dinner as it is difficult to digest. Have dinner at least three hours before going to sleep as this will help in smooth digestion.