Allergy symptoms and relief
One of the 1st and most important aspects in treating these symptoms and helping to prevent developing hayfever and sinusitis in the 1st place, is to take a probiotic supplement. If you havent watched my Probiotic review where I interview Corene Humphreys, who I consider to be the Probiotic guru (amongst other things) then make sure you watch our Probiotic review video after this one. In this, Corene tells us how 70% of our immune system is situated in our intestinal wall and how a lack of beneficial bacteria can make us more hyper sensitive to allergens, both air borne and from the foods we ingest.
Because of this, taking a probiotic supplement is really one of the most important steps in helping to treat and prevent allergies.
One that we recommend is the Clinicians MultiFlora. This does not need to be refrigerated.
If you are more hyper sensitive to allergens, and if you havent completed a detox before, now may be the time to consider this. A body over loaded with toxins WILL become more hypersensitive. Our poor liver is constantly bombarded with toxins, such as from pollution, medications and the herbicides and pesticides on the food we eat. It is our livers job to convert and neutralise these metabolic products and toxins into soluble and safe by products, which can then be eliminated. If anything interferes with these processes, then general toxicity levels in the body increase, affecting its functioning ability – but particularly our eliminative organs. When this happens, we can become more hyper sensitive.
I have talked in length about detoxing and the options we have available. In the case of hayfever and sinusitis, I would choose a parasite cleanse, that also supports liver function. The 2 main ones would be NSP Parasite cleanse and also the Ultimate Herbal Detox.
Naturopaths have long recommended using a sinus rinse to help relieve sinus congestion, but more recently, specific research has been carried out, with regard to doing a daily sinus flush. This research found that this is one of the best things for the treatment and prevention of the symptoms of allergies and sinusitis.
Nasal spray. It can be such a problem using the steroidal nasal sprays. In many people, using these can make the lining of their nasal passages even more hyper sensitive to air borne allergens. As well as this, they affect the balance of beneficial bacteria in the sinuses and because of this, fungus can grow in the actual cavity.
I have been told by many customers that this nasal spray works as effectively, if not better than any steroidal nasal spray they have used.
Mega Hayfever relief. I have had excellent results with this product. It is super strong. It contains ingredients like Horseradish, garlic, marshmallow and also the amino acid histadine. Histadine acts as a natural anti histamine, dampening down allergic reactions. I use this to not only treat the symptoms, but also as a preventative to help prevent the symptoms from developing.
Another product we use is the Allergy Check from Good health. The special ingredient in this is the perilla, which can help with respiratory symptoms, related to allergies. It also contains histadine, however only
If you cant take capsules, than the Flu Biotic from Greenridge is an excellent choice. This liquid herbal formula contains echinacea, horseradish, garlic and nasturtium.
If you are into homeopathics, then the Sinumed from Naturopharm is an effective formula too. The indications for use are to assist with clear breathing, by keeping the nasal passages and throat clear. It helps to thin the mucus allowing it to drain naturally from the sinuses.
I love Olbas oil. My mum told me about this, after returning from the UK. I had never heard of it before this, but she raved about it, for helping when she had nasal congestion. we also have the Dolphin Clinic Decongestant Blend.
So I hope this helps with your selection of products from Healthyonline to help with the symptoms of hayfever and sinus.




Hi Leanne, interesting info on hayfever, esp as my daughter has been suffering badly from it this year. When reading this article I noticed sentences were not finished in paragraphs 10 and 11. Also what is the nasal spray you recommend in paragraphs 6 and 7 please?
My daughter has terrible allergies to dust, grass or somethng, sniffs all the time, every second. I thought I’d get Clinicians MultiFlora but notice it has 10 mg zinc. Since the RDA for children is 5 mg that would be overdosing wouldn’t it?