Anyone have ideas for curing / reducing cat allergies?

reply to post by polarwarrior

re dried herbs:
I had a girl feind from Oz, I was just going on what she claimed.
could it be a new south wales type of thing or was she just pulling my leg?

ah, here is what she ment

We prepare many of the weeds growing at Middle Path for medicinal use - chiefly as tinctures which have long shelf lives combined with efficient assimilation of the key ingredients. However we cannot offer these to you without a consultation (that's the law in Australia) and this has put us, at times, in the uncomfortable position of not being able to provide help when it is sorely needed.

middlepath.com.au...

PS I learned of horse radish for allergies from one of James A Duke, Phd's excellent Books on Herbs...it saved me when the Dr. was not on top of things...I don't mix it with anything, just straight off the spoon, the better the zing you feel as it goes down, the better it is working.

Pps. yay! For Aussie girls, BTW...



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Of course, there is always this method to get rid of cat allergies
www.belowtopsecret.com...
though, I wouldn't use this method during the day.

reply to post by pirhanna


Allergy shots from a licensed allergist is the only real cure.


TheAssoc.

I realize this is an old thread, but it came up in a search I was doing and I figured I'd chime in. I've used NAET and a few other similar techniques. They work as advertised. I had a number of bad allergies including hay fever and all are gone now. It's a life saver! I'd recommend it to anyone who suffers from any kind of allergy.