Allergy Relief has been formulated to help prevent the onset and lessen the effect of mild allergy. Some individuals are highly susceptible to windborne pollens, grasses or food intolerance. Sneezing, itchy eyes and nose, wheezing, as well as eczema are symptoms associated with allergy.

Recommendations For Use:

• Hayfever
  
• Allergic rhinitis
  
• Asthma
  
• Eczema and other allergic skin complaints

Contra-Indications:

• Pregnancy and lactation .
  
• Do not combine with anticoagulant medication .

Dose:

• For acute symptoms 2 tablets 3 times daily after meals .
  
• For a maintenance dose take 1 tablet 2-3 times a day .

Contains No:

• GLUTEN, MILK DERIVATIVES, YEAST, CORN, STARCH, COLOUR, FLAVOUR OR PRESERVATIVES

Pack Information:

• Available in a bottle of 30 capsules.

Ingredients:

Ingredient Information:

Albizzia lebbeck

• Has anti-allergic properties [1]
  
• Has a stabilising effect on mast cells
  
• Lowers the level of allergy inducing antibodies

Baical Skullcap (Scutellaria baicalensis)

• Has anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory properties [1]
  
• Contains flavonoids that inhibit inflammatory prostaglandins and histamine release by mast cells in vitro
  
• Has antiplatelet effects which thin the blood

Vitamin C (Ester-C)

• Is the major antioxidant on the airway surface area of the lung protecting against oxidative damage which can increase allergic reactions and increase bronchoconstriction.
  
• Vitamin C prevents the secretion of histamine by white blood cells.
  
• Asthmatics have lower levels of Vitamin C in serum and white blood cells. [2]

Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic acid)

• Is important for optimum adrenal support (in combination with Vitamin C). Adrenal support is part of the natural approach to allergy relief. Supplementation may reduce allergic reactions. [3]

Magnesium

• Chronic magnesium deficiency may produce allergic manifestations. [3]
  

Zinc

• Red Blood cell zinc levels may be low in people with chemical sensitivities. [3]
  
• Zinc may inhibit the release of histamine from basophils and mast cells. [3]

Hesperidin

• Bioflavonoids have anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic properties and protect against oxidative damage and increase intra-cellular levels of Vitamin C.
  

References:

[1] Clinical Applications of Ayurvedic and Chinese Herbs. Kerry Bone
[2] Olusi SO, Ojutiku OO, et al. ‘Plasma and white blood cell ascorbic concentrations in patients with bronchial asthma’. Clinica Chimica Acta 1979, 92 p161-166
[3] Nutritional influences on Illness. Melvyn Werbach Third Line Press, p42