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A Touching Tale for the Holidays My father died on Christmas Eve of a sudden heart attack when I was young. And 18 years ago, Beverly and I buried our son, Captain Todd Wahl, six weeks before Christmas. Perhaps those life-changing events are why I was originally drawn to tell this story many years ago when we lived in Chicago. I hope its message rings as clear and dear to you as it does to me. Have you ever noticed how many heart-felt and uplifting holiday stories seem t...o start with a tragedy? Well, my story is no different Read the rest herehttps://stlouisallergyrelief.com/a-touching-tale-of-love-f/ For every Like and Share of this blog, we will donate to Operation Food Search in memory of our son Captain Todd Wahl. Sharing is caring.

A Guide to Common Winter Allergens http://vlnkx.com/I0HPUOy

Springtime allergies are notorious for causing chronic discomfort throughout the season. Symptoms like congestion and watery eyes are normal, and they can be difficult to manage. But that isn’t the only time of the year when you may experience seasonal allergies. The crisp, beautiful fall weather may also pose a threat to your comfort. Here’s what you should know about cool-weather allergies. A Guide to Fall Allergies http://vlnkx.com/yVck4_R

If you begin to get a runny nose and chest congestion during fall, it can be difficult to tell if it’s seasonal allergies or just a common cold. Knowing the difference will ensure you take care of yourself and know what remedies will help and how doctors can assist you. Below is a guide giving more information on the differences between allergies and the common cold. A Guide to the Difference Between Seasonal Allergies & the Common Cold http://vlnkx.com/tU7magm

Runny noses, sneezing, and sinus problems are more noticeable this time of year for people who have allergies and sensitivities to Mold, Fungus, and Ragweed. We can help. Call us at 314-384-9304 for more information and to schedule your holistic allergy testing of 100 common allergens and allergen groups. A life changing approach to allergies awaits you.

IT'S RAGWEED AND MOLD SEASON!! SNIFF, SNIFF, COUGH, COUGH. WHATEVER IS THERE TO DO?? Ragweed is a soft-stemmed flowering plant that is common across the U.S. Although ragweed is abundant everywhere, it flourishes in areas that get lots of sunshine. Between spring and early fall, ragweed plants produce pollen grains that are transported by the wind. Depending on the specific location, ragweed may start spreading pollen as early as May and pollinate through December. Howeve...r, the bulk of ragweed pollination is from July through October. Their hearty wind-driven pollen grains survive winters and can travel well over two hundred surface miles as well as up to 2 miles high. Ragweed pollen is a common cause of seasonal allergies. Breathing in this pollen triggers an allergic response for many people. The human immune system is responsible for protecting the human body against dangerous substances, such as bacteria and viruses. However, the immune system of people who have ragweed allergies mistakenly sees the pollen as a harmful substance. This results in the immune system producing chemicals to fight against the ragweed pollen, despite it being harmless. This response causes the various irritating symptoms we find so annoying, such as runny noses, itchy eyes, and sneezing. Learn more and read the rest of the blog post here: https://stlouisallergyrelief.com/what-to-know-about-ragwee/ Give us a call at 314-384-9304 to schedule your holistic allergy testing and first treatment.