Allergies in Coeur d'Alene ID

Tis the season for coughin’, blowin’, wheezin’, and a sneezin’. Why is that? What is out of balance? Did you ever wonder what makes one child or adult allergic and another not? Why would one child be allergic to cats, dogs, grass, tree pollen, and certain foods? After all, we all live on the same planet!

The difference is most often seen in how one child’s body is able to adapt and another is not. An allergy in Coeur d'Alene ID is the inability of the body to handle something which is in their immediate environment: pollen, grass, peanuts, etc. These allergies cause a protective reaction thus causing the body to be hypersensitive.

How to Manage Allergies in Coeur d'Alene ID

How can you help the body become less hypersensitive? You can reduce exposure to irritants, boost the immune system with vitamin supplementation and chiropractic adjustments, and limit eating foods that irritate the immune system and can cause inflammation such as gluten, dairy, corn, nuts and yeast. Often times by eliminating these items from our diet for a week we can begin to see a change. It is best to eliminate the items for 90 days and then slowly reintroduce the item to see if your body is able to adapt without any adverse reactions.