Category: Removing Allergy Triggers

Telling the difference between an allergic reaction and something else can be tricky, leaving you to wonder, ‘do I have allergies?’. If you have started experiencing bouts of a supposed “allergy symptom” you may be under the impression that seasonal allergies are your problem. Many people believe any bad reaction to be an allergy, since …

  Have you ever experienced a bout of uncontrollable sinus symptoms such as a runny nose, itchy eyes, and watery eyes? For the vast majority of people, they have experienced allergies once in their lives and know when their allergies have been triggered. Allergies are a dominant cause of illness in the United States, with …

Living by the water is something many people aspire for, saving their money to finally have that waterfront property they dreamed of for so long. Water, however, can be a potentially hazardous element to your home. Water flooding is a major concern for many homeowners, especially those that live close to the water. Recently the …

Many people may suffer from allergy-like symptoms that they’re unable to explain. They may experience a sore throat, itchy eyes, fatigue, and other symptoms. Poor indoor air quality may be to blame. Until recently, people who complained of such subjective overlooked symptoms, but scientists slowly recognize poor indoor air as a real health problem. Symptoms …

Recently, alarmingly high levels of toxic flame retardants have been found during testing of the air quality in college dorm rooms. These harmful chemicals could potentially impact the health of the young students who reside in them. The risk posed by these chemicals range from cancer to hormonal disruption, and more. Many environmentalists debate on …

How VOCs can Trigger your Asthma Asthma is a disease that affects about 26 million Americans which results in on average 2 million emergency room visits every year. Asthma is a chronic disease of the airways that makes breathing difficult. There have been great advancements in both treating and medicating asthma symptoms, but one should …