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You’re not imagining it, allergy season is getting worse every year and it’s affecting millions. As the weather warms, you may be starting to worry about spring allergies. Over the last few years, allergy season has hit hard, contributing to roughly 3.8 million missed work and school days annually. The simple answer is that the warmer climates caused by global warming is contributing to a longer and more severe allergy season year after year. Research has shown that on average, the pollen season is approximately three weeks longer now than compared to 50 years ago. One 2011 study estimated the economic impact of medically treating seasonal allergies in the United States to be $3.4 billion annually. So if you’re one of the 1 in 4 adults who suffer from seasonal allergies, you’ve probably experienced it yourself. The sneezing, the runny nose, and the constant drip running down the back of your throat. It’s not just uncomfortable, it affects every aspect of your life. And for millions of people, the "solutions" they've been relying on aren't actually solving anything. Allergic reactions are caused by the immune system detecting a foreign substance in the body and treating it as an intruder even though the substance is harmless. When an allergen such as pollen is detected, the immune system signals for the release of histamines, which cause inflammation and increases mucus production, resulting in the congestion and the runny nose. And this is exactly why most of the solutions people turn to don't actually help. Antihistamines, nasal sprays, decongestants, they're all designed to manage the symptoms after that inflammatory response has already been triggered. So the congestion keeps coming back, the pressure keeps building, and you keep reaching for the same things that only give you temporary relief. What I usually recommend instead is getting ahead of the inflammation before it spirals. Once your immune system is in full reaction mode, you're pretty much already behind. Most people wait until the symptoms start and they can't breathe, but by then, it gets much harder to manage your symptoms. But if you can reduce nasal inflammation before the season peaks, you put yourself in a much better position. Here are a few things I recommend before the upcoming allergy season: 1. Check pollen levels before you head outside. On high pollen days, try to stay indoors during peak hours. Typically mid-morning to early afternoon are when counts are at their highest. 2. When you do come back inside, change your clothes and rinse off. Pollen clings to fabric and skin, and bringing it indoors just extends your exposure. 3. If you have a pet that spends time outside, give them a bath on high pollen days too. They're carrying it in without you realizing. 4. Timing matters more than most people think. A lot of people start taking their allergy medication once symptoms hit, but some medications like intranasal steroid sprays can take up to two weeks before they're working at full effectiveness. So starting your regimen a few weeks before the season peaks can make a big difference in how well your symptoms are controlled. One thing I've also seen work really well alongside a proactive medication routine is NovaFlow, a red light therapy device you use nasally for just ten minutes a day. It uses 660nm light to calm nasal inflammation at the source, drug-free and with no side effects. Starting it before the season hits, as part of your overall routine, can help you stay ahead of the inflammation before it has a chance to build. Final thoughts: As always, the best defense is a good offense. Start early, stay consistent, and don't wait until you're already suffering to take action. If you want to take a look at the studies referenced in this video, you can find them here: https://aafa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/extreme-allergies-global-warming-report-2010.pdf And if you want to learn more about NovaFlow, check it out here: https://cleriva.com/products/novaflow

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