Monthly Archives: November 2008

Pediatric Allergy Testing

Ever wonder what it’s like to get an allergy test?  In this video, a young boy named Davis DeLozier describes what an allergy test is like.  Watch carefully as the nurse administers the test using little plastic instruments that have trace amount … Continue reading

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Can Cats Prevent Allergies?

For most people, cats are one of the main triggers for their allergies – but research shows that cats may actually help to prevent allergic conditions.  Watch this video to found out how your feline could keep you wheeze and sneeze … Continue reading

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The Link Between Allergies and Asthma

Allergies and asthma are often believed to be two different types of the same illness.  For people who have both allergies and asthma, it can be hard to keep both of the conditions under control.  Have you ever noticed that if … Continue reading

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Why Does Exercise Worsen Your Asthma?

Ever wonder why your asthma can be affected by exercise?  Check out this video to see what happens in your lungs when you begin your workout:   Here’s a tip for winter weather workouts : Wear a scarf or knitted … Continue reading

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Could CO2 be an Allergy Miracle Cure?

Doctors are researching the benefits of using CO2 gas to treat allergies.  Though research has only just begun, the outlook looks very promising for those suffering fromseasonal allergies. Watch this video for more information about this treatment! Any comments about … Continue reading

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Next Generation of Allergy Testing

This video shows a type of allergy testing that is becoming increasingly popular.  Instead of testing allergens on the surface of your skin, a small sample of blood is collected.  After dividing up the sample into smaller test tubes, allergens are then introduced … Continue reading

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