Re: [gardeners] feverfew
Terry King (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Mon, 29 Mar 1999 12:38:52 -0600
On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 05:55:57 -0600, Barb Rothenberger wrote:
>had head of feverfew for migrains but not for allergies. I'm to the point
>where I will try anything. A cup of tea sounds great - one of the things I
>enjoy most in England. George, I will forward your comments to hubby.
> We just finished working with a company on the west coast, Etera. They
>grow perennials. I designed 11 perennial beds for their new catalog and
>Ray wrote some articles for them. anxious to see how they turn out!
> Allergies better this morning, but still a little stuffed up. much
rather
>have this in the fall like I USED to. old age - what fun - NOT
Barb,
Have you tried Nasalcrom? Its a nasal spray that prevents the mast cells
from releasing histamine. It worked fairly well for me last year although it
does take several days to a couple of weeks to fully take effect. For me it
worked well right away.
This year I'm trying a new diet and I'm anxious to see how it affects my
allergies. So far so good, the birch are blooming and I've had very little
sneezing. What sneezing I have had could have been a mild cold.
Terry King North Central Eastern Washington
taeking@televar.com USDA zone 4, Sunset Zone 1
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