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You are on Just One Thing today. Come on over this way. Dr. Lawrence Rosen is with us this morning. And let's just talk a little bit about allergy1 season because he is the pediatric columnist2 for Kiwi magazine. And now April, the worst month for allergies3. This has been a kick butt4 season for pollen5. But it has been really bad for everybody. There is a lot of pharmaceutical6 to take, but you can do it naturally, you say?
Absolutely.
Now I thought this was fantastic about local honey. Has to be local honey. What does it do to your body?
It's sort of like nature's allergy shots, if you will, it gives you a little bit of the pollen that comes from the bees that are pollinating their hives. And if you just take a small little bit on a daily base. A small little bit?
Small little bit, not a whole spoon. A little bit each day and then gradually build up. It tastes great? And it helps your body build up tolerance7 to the allergies in your...
To the local flowers, local plants in your area. Local, local, local honey.
OK. Tell me about this and say this for me.
So this is called quercetin. Quercetin is a supplement but it's from food. It's food based. These foods you see here, berries, apples, onions, garlic.
And this is proved to help with the allergies?
Absolutely, it's a natural antihistamine8. So it actually reduces the swelling9, the congestion10, all the things that you get from your allergies. It's a nature's way of doing that.
OK. So, raspberries, blueberries, apples, eat a lot of these. Even onions and garlic haven’t…
Cook with onions and garlic. Absolutely.
I swear by this. It's a little difficult to get kids to do it. But you say you've got kids as young as three?
We do, we do.
And the neti pot. So that's sea-salt, I don't use any kind of salt that has iodine11, because it’s…
You don't want to irritate your nasal bites, it’s just too much.
Right, and I use warm water, do you say warmer?
Yes, warm water, not too hot, be careful.
Ok, alright, you put the salt in there, mix it with the warm water and then basically you just kind of draining it through your side. I know, I know, I know, I already know this is gonna do on Twitter. But you basically kind of do this and the water run through your side and then it’s out the other side into the sink.
Yeah, do it over a sink. You can teach kids as young as three-year-old to do it.
Phenomenal. Thank you so much, Kiwi magazine. Doc. we appreciate you taking time to do our Just One Thing, a little healthier ways to try. And you are right, some folks may need to be medicated, but why not just try it this way for…
Absolutely.
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n.(因食物、药物等而引起的)过敏症 | |
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n.[医]过敏症;[口]厌恶,反感;(对食物、花粉、虫咬等的)过敏症( allergy的名词复数 );变态反应,变应性 | |
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n.笑柄;烟蒂;枪托;臀部;v.用头撞或顶 | |
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n.[植]花粉 | |
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adj.药学的,药物的;药用的,药剂师的 | |
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n.宽容;容忍,忍受;耐药力;公差 | |
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8 antihistamine | |
n.抗组胺剂 | |
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n.阻塞,消化不良 | |
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