
|Articles|November 1, 2004
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Homeopathic Solution for Allergies
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A study presented recently atthe annual meeting of the AmericanAssociation of NaturopathicPhysicians demonstrated that ahomeopathic nasal mist and nasalswab relieve allergy and allergicrhinitis symptoms. The week-longstudy of 42 participants found a64% improvement in nasal symptoms(ie, wheezing, postnasaldrip) with the homeopathic nasalmist treatment. A 48% improvementwas seen in participantsusing the nasal swab. In terms ofsleep symptoms, patients usingthe nasal mist showed an 89%improvement.
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