Sandy in CT
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Interesting! Quercetin and Bromelain are both things I would take for my allergies. I am allergic to mold and have issues in the fall. I am also allergic to evergreens.
Personally, I avoid medicinal stuff on myself although most of my family are run to the doc for a script types - I avoid prescriptions if possible as anything un-natural you put into your body will always have some sort of negative side effect. I am the same with my pets, was always that way with my kids as they are growing.
I would first try Ann's supplement, personally, giving it a few weeks. The items in the Mercola supplement are natural anti-histamines or natural items that will work alongside those natural antihistamines to help them work better. I wouldn't use a prescription antihistamine on top of it, opt for one or the other. Ann's would be safer with less side effects and you could always add in a bit of benedryl on bad days. But that's just me...
Personally, I avoid medicinal stuff on myself although most of my family are run to the doc for a script types - I avoid prescriptions if possible as anything un-natural you put into your body will always have some sort of negative side effect. I am the same with my pets, was always that way with my kids as they are growing.
I would first try Ann's supplement, personally, giving it a few weeks. The items in the Mercola supplement are natural anti-histamines or natural items that will work alongside those natural antihistamines to help them work better. I wouldn't use a prescription antihistamine on top of it, opt for one or the other. Ann's would be safer with less side effects and you could always add in a bit of benedryl on bad days. But that's just me...