Health
Struggling With Weight Gain, Insomnia, or Digestive Issues? It May Be Time for a Parasite Cleanse
Tackle the hidden cause behind chronic health conditions.
Allergies
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Health2 Types of Foods That Will Clear Your Sinuses and Ease Your Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
You don't have to suffer this spring!
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HealthGood News: Your Face Mask Could Alleviate This Common Spring Health Issue
It's one silver lining.
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HealthRoughly 1 in 5 People Develop Peanut Allergies as Adults — Some Don’t Even Know It
It's not just a kids thing.
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HealthTaking This Bee Pollen Product Will Clear Up Your Sinuses For Good
Say goodbye to headaches and sinus pressure!
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Home5 Easy Ways to Get Rid of Bedroom Allergens
Breathing in these pesky irritants might be messing with your sleep.
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HealthGet Relief From Allergies With This Soothing $8 Cooling Eye Mask
It's time to stock up on gel eye masks for puffy eyes if you suffer from seasonal allergies. Get rid of red, puffy eyes with a gel eye mask.
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HealthHow to Know if You Have a Cold, the Flu, or Allergies
Wondering if you have the flu, a cold, or allergies? Learn how to tell the difference between flu symptoms and cold symptoms and allergies here.
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Health7 Ways to Stop Spring Allergies Before They Even Start
Prevent spring allergies before they even start this season by following these easy steps.
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HealthDoes Local Honey Really Help Relieve Seasonal Allergy Symptoms?
Many people believe local honey will help ease their allergy symptoms, but is there any truth to the claim?
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HealthI’ve Used This $13 Emollient for Years, And It Saves My Nose Every Cold Season
Cold weather months whip up everything from seasonal allergies to cold and flu season. Be prepared with Ponaris Nasal Emollient — read our review!
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Food & Recipes5 Cow’s Milk Alternatives You’ve Probably Never Heard Of But Really Should Know
There are so many cow's milk alternatives in stores, including camel milk and quinoa milk. Here are all their health benefits and how to make them.
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Food & RecipesA New Treatment for Peanut Allergies Is Said to Protect Sufferers From Accidental Exposure
A new treatment developed by the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology could make living with peanut allergies a lot less scary.