Seasonal allergies are triggered by having antibody production within the epithelial lining of the lungs due to cytokine influx. Things that trigger these cytokines to be produced are usually pathogenic imbalance (fungal overgrowth within the lungs) within the respiratory. Having pathogens within the lungs trigger th2 immune cells to be secreted which leads to chronic inflammation. So anything “foreign” that enters the lungs such as pollen would come in contact with those cytokines and histamine would be produced. You want to take antiinflamamtories such as quercetin, glutathione (amazing for the lungs), medicinal mushrooms and do a good candida cleanse! As you improve fungal opvergrowth, your Th2 cells should slowly increase to bring back balance within the respiratory system.
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Black current bud behaves differently than Quercetin so i would do both if youre having seasonal allergies. Follow the bottle dosage of glutathione as well 🙂

I usually do 4 weeks on 2 weeks off as needed for black current bud.

Hello! sorry I missed this question somehow! Allergies are coming from overexposure to toxins which increases inflammatory cytokines, this elevates histamine which causes allergic symptoms. I would have him eat an inflammatory diet and strictly avoid gluten, sugar and dairy while taking antihistamines like rutin, quercetin, vitamin C, chlorella, and Imu-gen.

ALso look into allergiplex homeopathic which is great for seasonal allergies although works best when taken BEFORE allergy season begins.

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