Three Medicinal Remedies For Allergies

If you want to combat allergens naturally, it may help to use certain allergy remedies with cleansing and anti-inflammatory properties. In this way you can help to gradually eliminate annoying allergy symptoms.

Keep reading to learn about the three best medicinal remedies for allergies including:

• Sage
• rosemary
• nettle
• licorice root
• elder
• clay

Medicinal Remedies for Allergies

When we talk about ‘allergies’ we often mean our body’s reaction to external substances that over-stimulating our immune system. However, in all cases, allergies are also a symptom of the accumulation of toxic substances in our body.

So the goal of natural treatment should be to eliminate these allergens, which you may be able to achieve by improving the functioning of the liver and kidneys.

The balance of your gut can also be important. You can help achieve this with a diet rich in fresh, healthy foods, plenty of water, and probiotics that help replenish your gut flora.

1. Tea with sage, rosemary and nettle

The first remedy is based on the possible healing properties of three medicinal plants.

salvia

Also known as sage. This is a medicinal plant that has been used as a remedy for women since ancient times. It can be a good aid in the treatment of allergies, because of its potential anti-inflammatory effect. In addition, it also has possible relaxing, digestive and balancing properties.

rosemary

Rosemary can help relieve the inflammation related to allergies, especially when it affects the eyes in the form of dryness, itching and tearing. In addition, it may promote blood circulation.

Nettle

Nettle is potentially a highly detoxifying wild plant that can help facilitate the elimination of toxins. The potential histamine-inhibiting action can help to reduce allergic rhinitis and significantly improve the quality of life of those who frequently use nettle.

For a better effect, the medicinal tea should be consumed daily, always between meals. Combine and/or alternate with the two remedies below.

2. Elderberry and Licorice

Another potentially very effective anti-allergic infusion is made with elderberry and licorice root.

elder

These flowers can help you reduce some of the common symptoms of allergies such as:

• itch
• stuffy nose
• laryngitis
• cough
• result

It may also be very effective for treating skin rashes. In this case, you can also apply it topically in addition to drinking.

licorice

This spice has a sweet and intense flavor and is possibly one of the best natural antihistamines, both topically and orally. An old treatment indicates to prepare a bath with licorice, in order to take advantage of the natural cortisone.

In addition, this plant may be a potent anti-inflammatory due to its main component, glycyrrhizin. In addition, it can help to soften the respiratory mucosa and promote the removal of toxic substances from the body.

Note: Be aware that licorice root can increase blood pressure . For this reason, people with this condition should consult their primary care physician or choose other natural remedies to treat their allergies.

3. White Clay Powder Drink

Drinking white clay is an ancient, simple remedy that can help flush toxins from your body while also treating allergies. In addition, it may also be an excellent home remedy for high cholesterol, excessive heartburn and gastritis. White clay is therefore a possible stomach protector.

Ingredients

• 1 teaspoon white clay powder
• ½ glass of water

Preparation

• First, dissolve the white clay powder in half a glass of water.
• Please note that it is important not to use metal or plastic cutlery. Try using glass, ceramic, or wood instead.

• Then let it stand for 10 minutes.
• If you suffer from high blood pressure, you should not drink the powder. Drink only the water after the 10 minutes.
• Finally, drink the drink every day on an empty stomach.
• Do this daily for a month. You can then repeat the treatment after a few weeks.