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Air Fresheners, Allergies, and ADHD

Air fresheners are used in many schools as a means of improving the smell that tends to appear in classrooms that are overcrowded. However, many air fresheners contain chemicals that can irritate the sinuses of children and adults. Could it be possible that an allergic reaction is being misread as ADHD? A study that was presented at the annual scientific meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (ACAAI) this year noted that scented candles and air fresheners can trigger allergy symptoms, can aggravate existing allergies, and can worsen asthma attacks. These same air fresheners are frequently used … Continue reading →

Eliminating Household Allergies 2

It is important to eliminate as many indoor allergens as you can, especially if you have young children or a respiratory condition. For anyone eliminating the things that cause allergies in your home can make everyone feel better and have more energy. I’ve started a series that will teach you just where those indoor allergy triggers live and how to easily eliminate them. This is the second post in the series. If you missed post 1, please click here to catch up. Remove the Dust Mites Dust mites love to live in all sorts of places in your home, and … Continue reading →

Eliminating Household Allergies

If you’ve had a cold that has been lasting for weeks, chances are that it isn’t a cold at all, but indoor allergies that are flaring up. Learn how to eliminate household allergens and breath easier. During the colder months, we tend to button up our houses and stay indoors more. This exposes us to higher concentrations of indoor allergens that can make us and our family members miserable. In addition to this, drier air creates the right breathing ground for bacteria , meaning that a simple allergy can turn into a nasty sinus infection in no time. And for … Continue reading →