Podcasts about sinus issues

If you lose a child to CF, what does that do to parents? To their identity? And their place in the CF community.  These are hard discussions to have, but for a couple years now Peggy Hawkins has want to share her story on this podcast.Peggy talks about the toll waiting for a transplant takes on a family.  One of the issues was that one of them always had to work, in this case it was her husband, so she stayed with Stephen. Peggy and her husband are the parents of three men. She lives in South Carolina  now but was born and raised in Detroit. Peggy worked as a nurse for 43 years (not in CF).Their oldest son Chris is 37 and their youngest is 31 years old. Stephen who died from complications of CF was the middle child. He died at 29 years old. To get in touch with Peggy you can email her here: stephen65roses@aol.com Please like, subscribe, and comment on our podcasts!Please consider making a donation: https://thebonnellfoundation.org/donate/The Bonnell Foundation website:https://thebonnellfoundation.orgEmail us at: thebonnellfoundation@gmail.com Thanks to our sponsors:Vertex: https://www.vrtx.comViatris: https://www.viatris.com/en

The critical role of Hydrochloric Acid (HCL) in digestion and immune defense. HCL is highlighted as a key player in protecting the body from harmful bacteria, viruses, and parasites, with a focus on how stress can reduce its production, leaving the body vulnerable to infections. The episode also covers the benefits of HCL in addressing sinus issues, GERD, and ulcers, along with its ability to break down biofilms that shield harmful pathogens.Practical advice is shared on how to incorporate HCL supplements into a wellness routine for optimal gut health. Emphasizing the connection between mental health and digestion, the discussion provides tips on how to gradually increase HCL intake to prevent detox reactions and discomfort. Whether it's for heartburn relief, food poisoning prevention, or general digestive support, HCL is recommended as a versatile and effective solution.Highlights of the Podcast00:03 - Introduction to HCL (Hydrochloric Acid)01:00 - Hydrochloric Acid (HCL) and Its Function.02:07 - Connection Between Stress and Digestive Health03:14 - Benefits of HCL for Sinus Issues and Food Poisoning04:37 - Biofilms and HCL's Role in Breaking Them Down06:02 - HCL as a Treatment for Ulcers and GERD07:28 - Personal Experience and Supplement Recommendations09:05 - Detox Reaction from HCL and Proper Usage

Join Ashdin Doctor in insightful discussions with Dr. Vikas Agarwal, a leading ENT surgeon in Asia, as they delve into the intricacies of sleep health. Explore the impact of mouth breathing on children's sleep, uncover treatments for sleep apnea, and unravel the subtle symptoms often associated with sleep disorders. Gain valuable insights and expert guidance to enhance your overall well-being and achieve better sleep quality.Connect with Dr. Vikas Agarwal on Youtube | Facebook You can catch the awesome clips on  The Habit Coach-Awesome 180 on the YouTube channel.You can also check out Ashdin's Linktree Page here: (https://linktr.ee/awesome180) You can follow Ashdin Doctor on Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | FacebookCheck out the Awesome180 website: (http://awesome180.com/) Find the show across audio streaming apps:Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | JioSaavn |  Amazon Music Do follow IVM Podcasts on social media.We are @ivmpodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everything You Must Know About Parasites & Sinus Issues A few things we chat about in this episode

Are you struggling with issues in the sinuses? Do you need a healing touch from God? Then this episode is for you! Listen to this testimony by Pastor Linda Budd of RiverGate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Feel like you're waging a war with pollen and dust every time spring or fall comes around? Well, you're not alone. Join Dr. Bart in this week's episode of The Health Made Simple Show as he unveils why allergies aren't just seasonal nuisances but signs your body needs urgent attention. We'll cover: The science behind why our bodies react the way they do to allergens. How crucial hydration is in supporting your body's fight against histamines. The role of natural supplements like Goldenrod, Eyebright, and Echinacea in providing sinus relief. Don't let another allergy season take you by surprise. Tune in, arm yourself with proven strategies, and make this the year you finally breathe easy, and join us live every Tuesday at 6PM Central. Don't forget to hit Subscribe so you don't miss your chance to ditch the Kleenex for good.

Today's episode is sponsored by my friends at Paleovalley.   Make sure to support this podcast by heading over to Paleovalley.com/NwJ and the 15% off discount will automatically be applied to your first order._____I'm excited to sit down with Olivia Farabaugh. We talk about her health journey, how she found CIRS and much more. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.Olivia is a singer-songwriter originally from Central Pennsylvania, who is now living in her tiny home in Nashville, Tennessee. In her career she has been blessed with being a contestant on Season 10 of NBC's hit show, The Voice. She has also been awarded Central Pennsylvania's Best Solo act in 2019 and 2020 by the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame, and had the opportunity to open up for incredible artists such as Rodney Atkins, Chris Janson, Mitchell Tenpenny and  more.Olivia uses her music to not only lift the hearts of those around her but also to raise awareness for Mental Health and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome. She is committed to donating a percentage of the tips from her shows to the Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors in honor of all those who sacrificed much.We discuss the following:All about Olivia FarabaughOlivia's health journeyOther symptoms caused by her houseHow she found CIRSNext steps on CIRS and words of encouragementMalachi's MessageThoughts on living in a tiny homeLow amylose dietMold testing on a new homeThoughts on natural mold detoxOlivia's new albumCIRSx conferenceHotel reviews for moldsWhere to find Olivia Farabaugh_____RESOURCESWebsite: https://oliviafarabaugh.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1tmqcd1USna0bubmfMsNoP?si=DmQO1e7mT2-5YMe3A3bX1A  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oliviafarabaughofficial/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Ohliv5 Malachi's Message: https://malachismessage.org/c-i-r-s-support-fund/ ____Carnivore Summit June 2023, https://www.carnivoresummit.co/CHECK OUT MY BOOK, Carnivore CureSIGN UP FOR MY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER_____ ADDITIONAL RESOURCESNutrition with Judy ArticlesNutrition with Judy ResourcesCutting Against the Grain Podcast_____ FIND ME

In this episode, Dr. Chad Glazer will lead a discussion focusing on sinus surgery, functional nasal surgery, and septoplasty.

Since your tonsils are your lymphatic organs and your veins are in charge of dumping toxins into your neck's lymphatic system as part of your brain's detoxification process, having your tonsils removed results in inflammation caused by the toxins. In this episode, Dr. Nicole will discuss ways to address the underlying causes, go in-depth to avoid wasting time, and share her experience with a recent emotional detox. Fun Fact: Sometimes your neck issues are related to your spine or lymphatic irritation.  We also have sinuses in our faces and brains, which are a part of the venous system that aids in the detoxification of our brains. Through deodorants, dental work, etc., people are directly getting exposed to harmful toxins. You do have a blood-brain barrier, but a number of things can, regrettably, interfere with it. We'll be delving further into the topic of how dental problems and sinuses affect our thyroid, parathyroid, and breast health on this week's episode of Integrative Wellness Radio. What you'll learn: Why we have sinuses in our brain and how they help to detoxify our brain.  Why does our brain need to detoxify? Despite having a blood-brain barrier, how do toxins enter our brains?  How can removing your tonsils create inflammation in your neck How does our blood-brain barrier get disrupted How having dental problems might cause toxins to enter our brains? Interested in working with Dr. Nick & Dr. Nicole at Integrative Wellness Group? Text 732.913.0009 to book a complimentary consult call OR learn more here: https://bit.ly/IWGCoaching Are you a Practitioner? Learn from 12 years of advanced clinical insight and real success stories of complex cases in Dr. Nick & Dr. Nicole's Integrative Medicine Courses. https://bit.ly/advancedIMCourses Find specific topics for your current patients on treating gut pathology, parasitic infections, fungal overgrowth, SIBO, autoimmunity, celiac disease, and more. OR join the community membership of practitioners learning and growing together.

Ugh....so close to that warmer weather. Can almost taste it. Unfortunately, Brian was dealing with a pretty serious sinus issue this week & even though he got a prescription, he was still thinking of trying a Neti pot or a Navage(he didn't. yet) We started the week with a new "Monday Morning Throwback", and talked about an artist who designed a VR "death" experience. Plus, the phenomenon of "pregnancy nose" is apparently a REAL thing There was a groom who recently had some very interesting and sexual vows for his bride to be, and a great story about a used car dealer in Racine that helped a woman get a new car after she was mistreated at another used car dealership. We found out that it's a good time to be a short, bald man who's also in the dating scene, and we discussed some of the new ballpark foods in 2023 around MLB. Plus, a Viagra substitute that you snort, and a new list of things to do in & around La Crosse this weekend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you having sinus issues? Do you need a healing touch from God? Then this episode is for you! Listen to this testimony by Pastor Linda Budd of RiverGate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 

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Thank you for joining us for our 2nd Cabral HouseCall of the weekend! I'm looking forward to sharing with you some of our community's questions that have come in over the past few weeks…   Cristi: What do we know in natural health about "functional dyspepsia?" I just had an upper endoscopy to diagnose the cause of a burning sensation in my stomach just under my right ribcage usually right after eating/while eating that seems to respond to an amount of food rather than any particular food. Before this, the gastro had me do a stool test that was negative for H. Pylori. They took biopsies during the upper endo, but the doctor says he doesn't expect to find anything. He said he saw irritation in the stomach lining and it was probably caused by "functional dyspepsia" which was an imbalance of acid in the stomach. He said the causes of this could be different things, including stress (which I admittedly have a lot of, but I do what I can to control it) and that otherwise, causes were unknown, but that I could just take Pepsid! How long? Oh, maybe forever...Needless to say, I'm not doing that. SO, if all I know is that the acid is "imbalanced," how do I balance it? My diet, exercise, and supplement regimen are all along the lines of what you advise, so none of the other causes of this "disfunction" (NSAID use, fried/unhealthy fat foods, alcohol excess) make sense. Thank you!   Cristi: This is an add-on to my previous question about "functional dyspepsia." Another strange detail: I can "feel" the spot in my stomach that burns after eating during certain abdominal exercises. It's not pain, but I can feel it almost like it's an internal healing injury while doing the exercise.   Jillian: Hi Dr. Cabral, I have a question regarding research on SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). I recently heard that Australian researchers had found a blood marker that could indicate the potential for SIDS. They noticed a significantly lower enzyme level of butyrylcholinesterase (BChE) which impacts an infants ability to wake out of a deep sleep in the infants who died from SIDS. I've also read that high levels alpha fetoprotein in mothers can be another indicator for potential SIDS. Lastly, I've read that infants that died from SIDS also had higher levels of serotonin. With your knowledge, do any of these reasons seem connected? Are there things that a mother can do before and while pregnant to help her infant have a decreased risk based on this research. I know the alpha fetoprotein is an issue of the liver. Are there ways that mothers can support their livers better during pregnancy? Thank you for all that you do! Jillian   Janet: Greetings! Would you recommend IV NAD+? Single injection or a series of six? Thank you for spreading your knowledge. I wish everyone would listen.   Anonymous: Hello Doc! Thank you for your endless & genuine care for the health of everybody! I know there is no diagnosis, treating or curing any disease in your practice, but, a few months ago I had floors/carpet ripped up in my house which I'm sure put a BUNCH of allergens in the air. I work in a steel shop that has pollutants and irritants as well. The ear, nose, & throat doctor sent me for a CT scan and my nasal cavities are full of puss, hindering my smell/taste. I can breathe clear for the most part, but, I blow my nose all the time, sometimes sneeze 4 or 5 times in a row and from the inflammation it's all water. I'm getting nasal drip all day and I'm sure when I'm sleeping too, which I believe, will lead to bacteria in my gut. I was given 2 weeks of antibiotics which helped a little to clear it up and get the smell/taste back. Now its going away again. I don't want the shots they recommended putting more antibiotics in me, seeing as I'm working majorly on my health, and that would be a set back for sure. Do you have experience in your practice with sinus problems this bad in people? am I too far gone to just take a Mold lab- test, and do a mold protocol, would this help any? The treatment they want to do is way too costly. Thank you so much again and I ALWAYS trust your knowledge!!   Julia: Hi, my husband diagnosed with hashimoto's thyroiditis, can you tell me please what you know about? 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Welcome!  In this episode I share with you another medical intuition client session regarding a 42 year old man who was working through some emotional trauma, blood sugar and insulin issues, and weight management issues.  I discuss details regarding dietary suggestions, optimal stomach acid, why we need well-balanced blood sugar, and a common CPAP machine sinus issue that I've seen often with my clients. For a medical intuitive session with me:   http://kimlouisemedicalintuitive.com For questions:  kim@kimlouisemedicalintuitive.com Please subscribe and leave a kind review of this podcast, as it helps others to find it and it helps to grow the podcast.  Many thanks!  :)

Dr. Moustafa Mourad discusses nasal breathing and sinus issues, their common causes, how to treat and prevent these concerns, and more!

William Collins MD, FACS, FAAP, discusses pediatric endoscopic sinus surgery. He help us to understand the indications for pediatric endoscopic sinus surgery, the unique surgical technique differences in pediatric sinus surgery compared to adults and the limitations of performing endoscopic sinus surgery in pediatric patients.

Hectic week, sinus issues, and remembering how to keep balance in mental peace with disturbances all around and people challenging the process! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happyhamstrings/message

Allergies can increase sinus symptoms and make it hard to tell what's causing the problem. Here we'll dive into some common symptoms of sinus irregularity and what to do about it.

Today I'd like to help a special listener, Stephanie, with a topic she wrote to me about asking if I have ever explored any connection between Hashimoto's, hypothyroidism, and sinus issues? I will say, in today's current climate with Covid and upcoming flu season, any kind of sinus issues can be especially alarming. Today, I will talk about 5 links I found and what you can do to investigate.

Today I'd like to help a special listener, Stephanie, with a topic she wrote to me about asking if I have ever explored any connection between Hashimoto's, hypothyroidism, and sinus issues? I will say, in today's current climate with Covid and upcoming flu season, any kind of sinus issues can be especially alarming. Today, I will talk about 5 links I found and what you can do to investigate.

June 7, 2021 - Sinus Issues

Dr. Corey talks about how he addresses sinus issues; structurally, nutritionally, and emotionally.Dr. Corey's website: http://www.drcoreysondrupdc.comFacebook: Corey Sondrup, DCInstagram: @coreysondrupdcTik Tok: @DrCoreyChiro

Dr. Adam Coughlin discusses advances in sinus surgery, when to seek help, and what kind of help may be available.

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3 days since my last recording. My throat is not great but the world keeps turning. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travis-jon/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/travis-jon/support

Jessica Southwood, MD, ear, nose and throat specialist, describes the differences between seasonal allergies, chronic sinusitus and the common cold. Dr. Southwood also discusses how these conditions are treated and when you need to see a specialist with our Ear, Nose and Throat Program.

Sinus issues plague more than 29 million people in the United States. Sinusitis or a sinus infection is a common condition and can occur in adults and children after an upper respiratory infection, a common cold, or allergies. Sinuses are hollow cavities found near your nasal passage and eyes. The infection becomes trapped in the sinus cavities and may cause inflammation, pressure and pain. There are different types of sinusitis including acute, subacute, chronic or recurrent. Symptoms of sinusitis may include runny nose or other cold symptoms lasting longer than 10 days, postnasal drip, headaches, facial discomfort, bad breath, cough, fever, sore throat and swelling around the eyes. In the latest episode of the BayCare Clinic podcast, Dr. David Gossman, otolaryngologist with BayCare Clinic Ear, Nose & Throat discusses chronic sinusitis and why there may be more to your sinus issues than you think. For more information about BayCare Clinic Ear, Nose & Throat visit: https://baycare.clinic/2Ojw4OO For more information about Dr. David Gossman, visit: https://baycare.clinic/3iSUkFP Find BayCare Clinic on Facebook: https://baycare.clinic/2g4hDFB Find BayCare Clinic on Twitter: https://baycare.clinic/2uMlLTW Find BayCare Clinic on LinkedIn: https://baycare.clinic/2SkC0Zx Find BayCare Clinic on YouTube: https://baycare.clinic/2vGO7YT

This week, listen in as I speak with Colin, a gentleman currently living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada who has struggled with chronic sinus issues his entire life and now deals with bouts of both parosmia and anosmia. We talk about what that has been like for him growing up and how it impacts his life to this day. If you'd like to connect with him via email, you can reach him at smellman@protonmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/support

Are you struggling with sinus issues? Do you need a healing touch from God? Then this episode is for you! Listen to this testimony by Pastor Linda Budd of RiverGate Church in Tulsa Oklahoma. 

More than 635,000 Americans have had sinus surgery, but many still face recurring symptoms. In recent years, new advances in the treatment of nose polyps and sinus issues have proved to be more effective. In this episode,  Robert Kern, MD, chief of Otolaryngology at Northwestern Medicine discuss the latest advances in the treatment of nose and sinus polyps.

"If a tiny little birth control pill taken once a day can have such massive impact on our hormones and mood, then how can some doctors ever say that the food we eat 3+ times per day has no affect on our health?" This week is a listener Q&A episode! The first question is from Katie (4.15) and she is struggling with negative reactions to the pill but is scared to come off because of acne! The second question is from Amelia (29.40) who is dealing with chronic sinus issues, despite clearing her digestive symptoms with the help of a nutritional therapist. Tune in to hear my advice!   Q1 links   Effective, Non-Hormonal Alternatives To The Birth Control Pill https://www.vivanaturalhealth.co.uk/single-post/Effective-Non-Hormonal-Alternatives-To-The-Birth-Control-Pill Episode #23 The History of Hormonal Birth Control, Potential Dangers & How it Impacts Mental Health with Holly Grigg-Spallhttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/hormones-in-harmony/id1449574387?i=100044249838 #28 Ten Steps To Clear Skinhttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/hormones-in-harmony/id1449574387?i=1000445520715 #29 What You Need to Know About the Fertility Awareness Method with Lisa Hendrickson-Jack https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/hormones-in-harmony/id1449574387?i=1000446132194   Sweetening the Pill book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sweetening-Pill-Hooked-Hormonal-Control/dp/1780996071/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3UAM2PBFYWTU1&keywords=sweetening+the+pill&qid=1576262988&sprefix=sweetening+t%2Cdigital-text%2C157&sr=8-1   Beyond the Pillhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Beyond-Pill-Program-Hormones-Dangerous-ebook/dp/B07BDFLWDF   Q1 Products Dandy blend https://dandyblend.com/ Four Sigmatic   https://us.foursigmatic.com/ Spearmint tea https://www.amazon.co.uk/Palanquins-Spearmint-Herbal-Tea-Bags/dp/B007H7OXOS   GI MAP stool testhttps://www.diagnosticsolutionslab.com/tests/gi-map Sunday Riley UFO oil https://www.cultbeauty.co.uk/sunday-riley-u-f-o-ultra-clarifying-face-oil.html Raw Manuka Honey https://wedderspoon.co.uk/   _____________   Q2 links Histamine and Your Hormones https://www.vivanaturalhealth.co.uk/single-post/Histamine-And-Your-Hormones   Natural solutions for Histamine Intolerance https://www.vivanaturalhealth.co.uk/single-post/Natural-Solutions-for-Histamine-Intolerance Q2 products   GI MAP stool testhttps://www.diagnosticsolutionslab.com/tests/gi-map   Organic acid test (OAT) https://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/organic-acids-test   Urine Mycotoxin Panel https://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/gplmycotox Toxaprevent https://www.toxaprevent.co.uk/ GI detox binder https://biocidin.com/products/gi-detox   Got a podcast question? Send you emails to hormonesinharmony@gmail.com  Enjoyed this episode? Leave me a rating and review so that I can share this podcast with more women Want more from me? You can find me onlineWebsite www.vivanaturalhealth.co.ukInstagram www.instagram.com/vivanaturalhealthFacebook www.facebook.com/vivanaturalhealthEmail enquiries@vivanaturalhealth.co.uk Tune in now on iTunes, Spotify, my website or watch on Youtube (Viva Natural Health) If you are enjoying the podcast, please leave me a rating and review, as this helps me to reach more women and continue to interview awesome guests! Make sure you hit subscribe so that you never miss an episode!!  

The geeks talk much randomness about the YouTube children and general geekery whilst some deal with sinus issues, resulting in many odd nasal voices and tissue sniffles.

If you missed the Dr Bob show today you missed a lot. The doctor talked about natural remedies for nasal problems and sinus issues.

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Welcome back to our weekend Cabral HouseCall shows! This is where we answer our community's wellness, weight loss, and anti-aging questions to help people get back on track! Check out today's questions:  Chris: Hi Stephen, Big fan of all the work you do and the free content you provide. I recently had a at home male hormone blood test done as i was suspecting low testosterone. I feel fatigued upon waking despite 8 hours of sleep, no morning erections, fat around the breasts and belly button despite having a fairly lean waist and a inability to build muscle were my main symptoms. My lifestyle is stress free apart from my workouts which i do for 1 hour 3 times per week on my off days from work. I work 4 days at a garden centre which is a physical job. I am on my feet for 7 hours a day and average at around 15000 steps a day on my work days (8000 on my off days). I sleep 8 hours a night and eat 4000 calories a day of whole foods such as oats, sweet potatoes, fruit, veg, rice, yogurt, cheese, whey protein, chicken, beef. My digestion on the whole is pretty good. I do not have kids, single and my job is relatively stress free. Below are my results of the test. The first number is my result and the second set of numbers is the conventional medicine range, not the optimal range. I have left the measurements out as they are different in the UK.Albumin - 35.3/35-50FSH - 1.2/1.5-12.4, LH - 5.7/1.7-8.6, Oestradiol - 151/41-159, Testosterone - 20/8.64 29SHBG - 49/18.3-54.1, Free Testosterone (Calculated) - 0.359/0.2-0.62, Prolactin - 263/86-324 TSH - 1.70/0.27-4.20 (I am on Levothyroxine for low Thyroid), Free T4 - 19.80/12.0-22.0,PSA -0.783/

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Tips on clearing out the sinuses!

Ear, nose and throat doctor Philip Harris, M.D., discusses the use of over-the-counter products, including the Neti pot, and which ones can help you treat common conditions like sinusitis.

Healing Clothes for meditation, sinus issues, headache

Do you have chronic sinus issues, dizziness, brain fog, ear ringing? Or do you have to clear your throat often or have a stuffy nose often? Do you rely on Flonase to function? This day in age it seems like everyone is suffering from some type of allergy. There's a connection between sinus issues and your digestive health. The more your digestive system is struggling to manage the foods that you eat the more it activates your immune system. In this episode Dr. Jannine Krause breaks down why leaky gut is on the rise and it's producing a society relying on Flonase and allergy medications.

Who would have thought that sinus issues and allergies would be so disruptive to live with. But the truly are. I am an unfortunate expert on all things associated with this and have a plethora of tips and tricks to help you deal with these issues. I take as many holistic approaches as possible and CONTINUE »

Dr. Friedman and Kim chew on sneezing dangers, health risks of raw cow's milk, trendy coffee enemas, and oatmeal myths.Dr. Friedman and Kim chew on sneezing dangers, health risks of raw cow's milk, trendy coffee enemas, and oatmeal myths.Now you can save money on your life insurance just for being healthy. HealthIQ helps physically active people save up to 33% on their life insurance. Go to HealthIQ.com/goodhealth to get a free quote. - sponsor Sneezing DangersAccording to the British Medical Journal, a man who held in his sneeze suffered a serious neck injury and a perforated trachea. He was hospitalized for two weeks. A sneeze produces pressurized air that can explode at speeds of 100 miles per hour. In Dr. Friedman’s office, he’s seen patients come in with cracked ribs, debilitating headaches and herniated discs after sneezing. Dr. Friedman shares the best way to sneeze to protect yourself from being injured.Health Risks of Drinking Raw Cow’s MilkIf you have consumed raw cow’s milk, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says you need to see a doctor. The CDC was especially concerned that people who bought raw milk from a company called Udder Milk could be infected with a serious germ called Brucella abortus. They issued a national warning when a New Jersey woman became ill after drinking raw milk from the company. The infection can destroy the spleen, liver and heart valves and may eventually lead to death. Despite decades of government and industry propaganda about the health benefits of dairy products, unbiased science proves that cow’s milk is not healthy for humans (raw or pasteurized). Contrary to all those milk mustache ads, milk doesn’t build strong bones. In fact, research shows milk is a contributing factor to the cause of brittle bones. We are taught as children if we want to grow up big and strong we need to drink milk. Yet, children that drink milk get more chronic ear infections, have more allergies, are more likely to be overweight, and are at greater risk of diabetes. Dr. Friedman and Kim discuss why milk is not a good source of calcium and offer other, more beneficial foods the provide an appropriate calcium/magnesium ratio.Coffee Enemas Coffee Enemas are becoming trendy for health and well-being after actress Gweneth Paltrow featured an at-home device in her wellness magazine Goop. Many other celebrities have embraced coffee enemas for improving health, including Madonna and Suzanne Somers. Coffee enemas are a type of cleanse in which you insert coffee through the rectum into the colon. This therapy has been used as a remedy for everything from depression and autoimmune disease to allergies and even cancer. Dr. Friedman and Kim chime in on this latest trend and discuss the potential health risks, including infection, rectal burns, perforation, proctocolitis (inflammation of the rectum and colon) and even death. Oatmeal: Good or Bad? Research has proven oats can help lower cholesterol, balance blood sugar and reduce the risk of heart attacks. But, that isn't the whole story according to Paleo Diet advocates. They claim all grains are unhealthy and since "our caveman ancestors didn’t eat them, we shouldn’t either.” Dr. Friedman and Kim debunk this fad diet restriction and discuss the health benefits of adding oats to your diet.Sponsor:Now you can save money on your life insurance just for being healthy. HealthIQ helps physically active people save up to 33% on their life insurance. Go to HealthIQ.com/goodhealth to get a free quote.

Welcome to our first Cabral HouseCall of the weekend! We're getting ready to answer some of our community's amazing questions on wellness, weight loss, and anti-aging. I'm looking forward to sharing those answers with you so let's get started! Scott: Hi Dr. Cabral - I recently accompanied my fiance on her visit to the Wellness Institute. I must say I'm thoroughly impressed with the whole experience, especially with the amount of time and effort you put into each appointment/consultation. My fiance has me hooked on the podcasts! Thank you very much for the knowledge you share with us. With that said, I have some questions of my own, but first, just a little background. I'm a 30 year old male who played at a very high level of soccer up until graduating from school, and since then, still play quite competitively. I've always been prone to injuries and most recently I've been diagnosed with bulging discs in my lower back (L5) as well as in my C3/C4, C4/C5 and stenosis in my C5/C6 - quite a mess right now. Long story short, I've been in a lot of pain over the last two weeks with the bulging pressing on the cervical nerves radiating down my shoulder and into my hand. My questions are which supplements do you recommend I take to help in the healing process? I've read about MSM, Omega 3, and Glucosamine and Chondroitin. I haven't heard of MSM, but read that it's a "miracle drug". Where does one purchase these or other types of supplements? And lastly, I'm hoping you have a recommendation on any exercises (I envision you as the Wikipedia of health - my apologies, I'm asking too much), whether that be an inversion board or some other type of exercise. I've been advised to go see a spinal specialist and will be making appointments today. Thank you again for the podcast service and such a great practice! Regards, Scott   Jen: Hi Dr. Cabral! Thanks for all the great information you've provided in your podcasts. I've learned so much! My question today is related to excessive sweating and body odor when doing so. My teenage stepdaughter is very active in sports. She's muscular and strong, bigger than most girls her age, but 'solid' not flabby. Based on my experience, she sweats more than most grown men and her body odor when sweating is quite pungent. Her clothes smell like a stale dirty gym locker room and must be washed immediately. Her father (my husband) and her sister (my other stepdaughter) do not have this issue at all. It might be something genetic from her biological mom's family, but that's unknown to us. Do you have any suggestions for what might be causing this and how we might help prevent this? Thanks for all the help you provide to your listeners!!   Lisa: Hi Dr. Cabral, I have 2 questions for you that I hope you can help me with. I recently read a book, Eating on the Wild Side, and I loved learning about eating the right foods. In this book they say the skins of fruit and veggies are nutritious......However, now Im reading The Plant Paradox and its about lectins and how harmful they are for us and its in the skins of our fruits and veggies. What is your opinion on lectins? My other question is about the OATS testing. I did this testing, however, I also do the NutrEval testing....can you explain the difference? The OATS test showed no yeast, but the NutrEval showed high yeast. This is confusing for me and would like your input. Thank you so much for everything you do and God bless your family! Lisa   Mariellen: Thanks for everything you do for your listeners. I previously wrote in and ordered the hormone test and had my consult with your health coach and just ordered the DIM Evail and adrenal response complete care. I am on month 2 of the candida protocol and haven't stuck to the diet as well as I should, but have noticed reduced bloating and other benefits. I also take your Daily Activated Multivitamin. I feel like everything and anything gives me headaches.. I have been using the netti pot and when I have my bad headaches it does make me feel a little better, but notice after I use it when I bend over.. water pours of my nose and not sure if it's normal when I use it I can sometimes feel it in my throat. My headaches are always the back of my head, my ears, my sinuses and my eyes always hurt and burn when I get them. They are usually pulsating. I also had trouble swallowing and getting food down. I have been choking here and there. I also have heart burn and do not talk anything for that. Sometimes when I swallow my pills for the candida protocol and my vitamin, the side of my stomach will start throbbing with pain. Sometimes it even feels like it's hard to breathe and I always feel the need to clear my throat. My thyroid is ok I have had that checked out. Any thoughts would help and any natural remedies would be great seeing as I do not want to take anything for acid reflex etc.   Ewa: Hello, thanks dr Cabral for all that you do, so grateful and appreciate you daily! I would like to know what you suggest I do regarding me very intense yellow urine. This has been the case for about 6 weeks. I live mostly a healthy lifestyle, with food exercise and weight under control. I drink plenty of water , Dr Cabral daily support shake f breakfast, and your probiotic. I take 120 mg extra magnesium glycinate daily , can that cause the discoloring, even tho I dont notice any difference the days I forget the magnesium... I cant recall any particular diet change when this all began ... appreciate your opinion on this, thanks a bunch! Ewa (like Eva, but you can spell it out any way you like ;) Im going to the bathroom A LOT, at least every hour and have been doing so even before this color change happened. Thought that should be included in the bigger picture in case that helps as a clue... Thanks a bunch! Ewa  

I hope you had a great week and are ready to get started with this weekend's first Cabral HouseCall where we answer our community's questions! Here is today's Q&A:  Sinjin: Hello Dr. Cabral and team! First off thank you all so much for making these podcasts happen! I am a new listener and have been learning so much from your talks and really enjoying the open mindedness you have with health and individuality. So, thank you! I am going to tell you a little bit of my story so my questions can hopefully be easily answered and explained appropriately! I am a 25 year old male and have been slowly over the past few years starting to understand how important it is to be taking my health more seriously and looking at healing with a holistic approach. I have been struggling with asthma my whole life it seems, using inhalers and different medications on and off. As I get older I seem to have very high anxiety outbursts when it comes to health issues, thinking that I have the worst of the worst. I have realized by changing my diet to more plant based I have not had much breathing problems. When I was in college I got bronchitis pretty bad and was put on antibiotics for about a month straight and none of them seemed to work. I ended up somehow healing that by switching my diet briefly and using different herbal remedies. Not sticking with a plant based diet I was constantly having these reoccurring lung problems. About a year ago I got a sinus infection pretty bad and tried to work through it but ended up going to the doctor and got put on antibiotics that again, that didn’t work. So, I decided to just figure it out on my own and it got pretty bad and I started to get swollen lymph nodes. I also was experiencing burning sensations in the back of my throat every morning. So, I went to a different doctor, which explained that I have LPR and a bacterial overgrowth in my sinuses. I was put on two different prescriptions and given more antibiotics. I was also seeing an acupuncturist who explained that I didn’t need to take the antibiotics and that I could heal this with a diet change (no dairy or sugar) and lemon water basically. This seemed to help very much but still no cure. I took the prescriptions for a while but never took the antibiotic that was prescribed. I also got blood work done to make sure the swollen lymph nodes weren’t a sign of something different. My blood work came back great the doctor said except I was slightly vitamin D deficient, but nothing to worry about and just to get a little more sun. He felt I had high anxiety as well. I have been taking an internship in the Florida keys for a little over a month and haven’t been to the doctor. I did a 10 day fast before I came down here and have been on a plant based diet since I have been down here as well. My asthma seems pretty well suppressed and I use a netti pot at least once a day, which has been managing my sinus infection and congestion. I just started your ENT protocol about a week ago but I still experience congested nose in the morning and see a little bit of yellow in my morning snot after using the netti pot. I also still have the swollen lymph nodes in my neck. There are about 8 that I can feel and I have noticed them for almost a year now (no idea how long they have been swollen, maybe longer!). As I continue to experiment with this new diet change, I notice that I have really bad smelling gas as well and this isn’t a new occurrence either. This has been going on for a few years as well. From all the podcasts I have listened to of yours I feel that I probably have candida or bacterial overgrowth in my gut and feel that you will recommend the candida protocol. I am hoping you could give me an explanation about the swollen lymph nodes as well as what you think will really help clear up all this congestion and sinus infection for good. Within the past year I have also started to notice that I have been gaining new moles and also cherry angiomas and am wondering what causes these to appear. If you can recommend any practitioners within your field near the Florida Keys or a website to find reliable holistic doctors and dentists that would be so much help! I know these are a lot of questions and I know you have podcasts that touch on these. I will listen through more to continue learning. Thank you so much for doing podcasts and spreading your wealth of knowledge! Many of us have a lot to learn about the truth of medicine and what we can do to really start living optimally. We all are constantly learning and yourself and people alike really motivate me to stay positive and work on my health in a holistic way. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for answering so many of our questions! I’ll be listening! Questions How to heal asthma and anxiety? What is causing the swollen lymph nodes?*** How to totally beat this sinus infection and congestion?*** What can I do to not have stinky gas constantly? Where can I find holistic practitioners near me?*** What causes cherry angiomas and can I get rid of them? Anon: Hi Dr Cabral, I have had trouble sweating for as long as I can remember. I only sweat from my head / hairline. After an intense workout, my head will be full of sweat... but the rest of my body will be dry. I know I am working out hard enough to break a sweat (I wear a heart rate monitor, and hit zones 4 and 5.). Why do you think this happen? Do you have any recommendations on how to balance this? CC: Hello, My husband has an enlarged prostate. He has zero sex drive, but cannot take testosterone due to his issue. Is there anything he can try homeopathically? We are far too young not to have sex anymore. You are awesome and I love your show! Toni: Hello! I have been using MACA powder in my smoothies, coffee every day due to the female estrogen dominant health benefits. I just recently saw in fine print on the package “This product contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.” and then under that it says "EAT IN GOOD HEALTH" WHAT?! (brand is sold at whole foods, it is organic from navitas naturals) Is this something to be worried about? Do you recommend MACA as an added daily boost to a baseline healthy diet? I love the flavor and texture it gives my coffee and oatmeal. Thanks! Anon: Hi Doctor Cabral, I have a "medical grade" silicone implant in my face, of my doing. I wasn't happy with my appearance. How do feel about this material inside the human body? Supposedly it will last a lifetime and have no effects whatsoever. Now that I am more into health, I may be regretting my decision to do this...... Any thoughts welcomes to help put me at ease...or not. thank you Mary: Thank you for your help! I love your podcast! Do you have any thoughts on cerebral palsy? Any recommendations for treatment? Mary: Hi again! Do you have any suggestion for managing or healing Raynaud's? Suzanne: My front teeth top and bottom are becoming very translucent. My partner actually pointed this out as very noticeable as did my parents. They look gray. Almost 1/2 of the tooth. How can I stop/fix this? I do battle with candida etc and get heartburn a lot. Will I have to get veneers? Anyway to naturally help this or fix this. What causes this? (I am 33 years old, drink coffee in am and wine on weekends) Sincerely, Suzanne I hope you enjoyed today's Q&A and I'll be back tomorrow with another Cabral HouseCall! - - - Show Notes: http://StephenCabral.com/463 - - - Get Your Question Answered: http://StephenCabral.com/askcabral  

Have you experienced coughing, sneezing, itchy or running nose and eyes during certain times of the year? If so, you may suffer from seasonal allergies. Chronic sinusitis, however, is a more serious condition and is oftentimes mistaken by patients for seasonal allergies. Different factors that can cause chronic sinusitis include allergies, nasal polyps, asthma and in various cases, something making it difficult for your body to fight infection.How can you tell if you're experiencing seasonal allergies or something more serious?Chris Brook, MD discusses sinusitis and sinus headache, and how to tell if you need to see a specialist for treatment.

It's time to get started with our first #HouseCall of the weekend! We have so many great community questions this weekend and it's best we just dive right in! Sue: Hi, Few questions regarding cooking. I often cook with coconut oil as I hear cooking with olive oil isn't healthy? Please can you confirm if I'm doing the right thing. Also, I often heat food up I've cooked in the microwave - can you let me know what the dangers to this are?? Thanks for answering. I love your show!   Lindsey: Hi Stephen, Quick question as I know you have lots of questions. You talk about ginger tea a lot and I love ginger.. do you have a specific recipe for this tea? Thanks   Jess: Hello!! Thank you for all that your doing in the world, would you be able to talk about Miso soup? Is it healthy and beneficial to our bodies? Thanks in advance!   Brook: Hi, Dr. Cabral. For around 1.5 years my husband (23 yo) has needed to wear a breathing strip 24/7. He has suffered from asthma since he was five years old, but this is a relatively new issue resulting in him needing to breath through his mouth and wear breathing strips out in public which is very embarrassing for him. He recently visited an ENT. The ENT Dr. said that he has a mildly deviated septum but the main issue is inflamed blood vessels that partially block his nasal passages. He was prescribed a nasal steroid, Flonase, and the doctor said that if the steroid doesn't help then surgery could be an option. In the last 1.5 years his diet has improved tremendously but he now has more stress in his daily life. In addition, he does take Advair twice daily for his asthma, which is his only prescription medication. My husband has voiced the desire to get off his Advair, but we're not sure how to begin that journey along with figuring out how what to do about his nasal vessels and breathing. Thanks so much, Dr. Cabral. I really enjoy your podcast and am thankful for your knowledge and love for healing. Hope to implement and teach patients about functional principals once I start working as an RN! Brooke   Anon: Hi Dr Cabral, thanks for everything you do. I have rather an embarrassing question but don't know who else to turn to. My doctor says I'm fine but I don't feel fine. I recently noticed gray stains on all my bra cups and sometimes, my nipples would get very itchy. I'm 25 years old and not pregnant. My grandmother (on my mom's side) had breast cancer. Thanks in advance for your help    Yvonne: Hi doctor, I'm a 28 year old female. I always have whitish vaginal discharge without any pain or itchiness. But, if I have sex with my partner, cheesy cottage white discharge is emitted and vagina will start feeling itchy and sex will feel painful. If i do not have sex, I have another kind of vaginal discharge before and after my period. Is this normal?   Haley: Why do you recommend not cooking with oils? I've read that baking/sauteeing/etc with coconut oil (supposedly because it has a higher temperature tolerance) is okay. I would love to know why you recommend cooking without oils - I think I heard you mention that in episode #357, when sharing your favorite healthy fries recipe. Let me know! Thanks so much for all you do - I can't stop listening to and sharing these podcasts! :)   I hope you're having a great weekend and enjoyed the show! - - - Show Notes: http://StephenCabral.com/435 - - - Get Your Question Answered: http://StephenCabral.com/askcabral    

When people with chronic sinusitis consider sinus surgery, the prospect can seem daunting. Fears about pain, lost work, anesthesia, and the healing process are typical. Sinus surgery has evolved, improving the experience for patients.PROPEL Sinus Technology represents a medical breakthrough. PROPEL has been used by many physicians performing sinus surgery. It may increase your chance for successful results.Listen in as Anthony Sanders, MD, an Otolaryngologist with Schneck Medical Center, as he discusses the PROPEL procedure that can help bring you relief from sinusitis.

When people with chronic sinusitis consider sinus surgery, the prospect can seem daunting. Fears about pain, lost work, anesthesia, and the healing process are typical. Sinus surgery has evolved, improving the experience for patients.PROPEL Sinus Technology represents a medical breakthrough. PROPEL has been used by many physicians performing sinus surgery. It may increase your chance for successful results.Listen in as Anthony Sanders, MD, an Otolaryngologist with Schneck Medical Center, as he discusses the PROPEL procedure that can help bring you relief from sinusitis.

Allergies, tinnitus and sinus problems, oh my! On Medically Speaking, join host Robin Sills, RN, and special guest Dr. Mahesh Bhaya, ear, nose and throat specialist, who talks about spring and summer allergies, sinus concerns, questions about hearing, tinnitus and more, Dr. Bhaya will also introduce the new sinus balloon procedure you might be hearing about. Medically Speaking was originally broadcast on 1320AM, WATR, and is based at Saint Mary's Hospital in Waterbury, Connecticut. To learn more about Saint Mary's and all the services we offer, visit stmh.org.

Sinus surgery has truly evolved over the years.With recent advances in technology, including the nasal endoscope, sinus surgery is now commonly performed entirely through the nose.The most common reason for doing endoscopic sinus surgery is “chronic rhinosinusitis”, or more commonly “chronic sinusitis”.Chronic rhinosinusitis is a general term for inflammation (swelling) of the nose and sinuses that does not improve sufficiently with medical treatment.Steven Lyon, MD is here to discuss sinus surgery and how Stoughton Hospital can help you have a better quality of life.

Sinuses are air-filled cavities in the head that are lined by mucous membranes that lead through small openings into the nasal cavity. When the mucous membranes become swollen and inflamed from infectious or allergic sources, the sinus openings into the nasal cavity become blocked. When this occurs, sinusitis develops resulting in more blockage and infection.There are two main categories of sinusitis: acute and chronic. Sinusitis is usually preceded by a cold, allergy attack or irritation from environmental pollutants. Often, the resulting symptoms, such as nasal pressure, nasal congestion, a "runny nose," and fever, run their course in a few days. However, if symptoms persist, a bacterial infection or acute sinusitis may develop. If sinusitis occurs frequently or lasts three months or longer, it may be chronic sinusitis.Dr Lisa Wilson is here to discuss your sinuses and give suggestions for how to keep a healthy sinus.

Sinuses are air-filled cavities in the head that are lined by mucous membranes that lead through small openings into the nasal cavity. When the mucous membranes become swollen and inflamed from infectious or allergic sources, the sinus openings into the nasal cavity become blocked. When this occurs, sinusitis develops resulting in more blockage and infection.There are two main categories of sinusitis: acute and chronic. Sinusitis is usually preceded by a cold, allergy attack or irritation from environmental pollutants. Often, the resulting symptoms, such as nasal pressure, nasal congestion, a "runny nose," and fever, run their course in a few days. However, if symptoms persist, a bacterial infection or acute sinusitis may develop. If sinusitis occurs frequently or lasts three months or longer, it may be chronic sinusitis.Dr Lisa Wilson is here to discuss your sinuses and give suggestions for how to keep a healthy sinus.

Claire and Laura share their top tips on how to avoid sinus issues.  They look at diet and imbalances in the stomach to help ease suffering. The post How To Deal With Sinus Issues appeared first on Balanced Wellness - The Alternative Health Experts.

The paranasal sinuses are a collection of air cells that open into the nasal cavity. There are generally four pairs of sinuses including the frontal, ethmoid, maxillary, and sphenoid sinuses. Sinusitis occurs when there is inflammation and/or infection of the paranasal sinuses.Problems with the lining of the sinuses include environmental allergies, inability to adequately fight infection, production of abnormally thick mucus, and the tendency to form polyps.Drew V. Collins, MD is here to discuss sinusitis and how Greenville Health System is here to help you.

Sinus conditions can occur at any time of year. Learn how you can reduce your risk for sinus infections and other sinus conditions – as well as the treatments available – from Dr. Jose Gurrola, a UVA expert in sinus health. Tagged under: Sinus Issues

Sinusitis is an inflammation or swelling of the tissue lining in your sinuses.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 28.5 million adults are diagnosed with sinusitis each year.Listen in as Dr. Lyon defines chronic sinusitis and the best surgical and nonsurgical treatment options.

Silent reflux causes stomach acid to back up into your nasal airway, throat, and voice box and can be the reason for your chronic cough.If you have trouble breathing in, you may be one of more than 100 million Americans suffering from Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR), otherwise known as silent reflux.There are two valves located at both ends of your esophagus (called a sphincter muscle) that help the contents in your stomach flow from one end to the other. However, with LPR, the sphincter muscles don't work properly and stomach acid moves back into the throat, nasal airway and voice box.Unlike acid reflux where you can feel indigestion and heartburn, the symptoms you feel if you have LPR are very different and are exactly what the name suggests: silent.Symptoms include hoarseness, postnasal drip, sinusitis, allergies, asthma, sore throat, trouble swallowing, and cough.What is enigmatic chronic cough and how is it related to LPR?An enigma is defined as something that is difficult to interpret or understand and very mysterious. An enigmatic chronic cough is when you have a cough that has been present for eight weeks or more, and you are unable to identify and treat what is causing you to be chronically coughing.Since LPR causes acid to back-track through your esophagus and into your throat, nasal airway and voice box, chronic coughing is a very common symptom.How can you identify if your symptoms represent silent reflux?One way is by following a two-week "reflux boot camp."For two weeks, limit your acidic food intake; do not drink or eat anything within four hours of bedtime; and avoid processed food, alcohol, energy drinks, coffee, and carbonated beverages.What else do you need to know about preventing and treating silent reflux?Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of the New York Medical College, Jamie Koufman, MD, shares the difference between silent reflux and acid reflux and the causes of silent reflux. She also explains the two-week boot camp that can help relieve your symptoms of silent reflux.

Silent reflux causes stomach acid to back up into your nasal airway, throat, and voice box and can be the reason for your chronic cough.If you have trouble breathing in, you may be one of more than 100 million Americans suffering from Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR), otherwise known as silent reflux.There are two valves located at both ends of your esophagus (called a sphincter muscle) that help the contents in your stomach flow from one end to the other. However, with LPR, the sphincter muscles don't work properly and stomach acid moves back into the throat, nasal airway and voice box.Unlike acid reflux where you can feel indigestion and heartburn, the symptoms you feel if you have LPR are very different and are exactly what the name suggests: silent.Symptoms include hoarseness, postnasal drip, sinusitis, allergies, asthma, sore throat, trouble swallowing, and cough.What is enigmatic chronic cough and how is it related to LPR?An enigma is defined as something that is difficult to interpret or understand and very mysterious. An enigmatic chronic cough is when you have a cough that has been present for eight weeks or more, and you are unable to identify and treat what is causing you to be chronically coughing.Since LPR causes acid to back-track through your esophagus and into your throat, nasal airway and voice box, chronic coughing is a very common symptom.How can you identify if your symptoms represent silent reflux?One way is by following a two-week "reflux boot camp."For two weeks, limit your acidic food intake; do not drink or eat anything within four hours of bedtime; and avoid processed food, alcohol, energy drinks, coffee, and carbonated beverages.What else do you need to know about preventing and treating silent reflux?Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of the New York Medical College, Jamie Koufman, MD, shares the difference between silent reflux and acid reflux and the causes of silent reflux. She also explains the two-week boot camp that can help relieve your symptoms of silent reflux.

FDA approves steroid triamcinalone acetonide (TAA) nasal spray to be sold over-the-counter. Are there any risks?If you have allergies, you know the worst time of year is when the seasons begin to change. Allergies leave your nose runny, your sinuses stuffed and your mood completely miserable.Did you know that one in five people in the U.S. have allergies or asthma symptoms? In fact, 55 percent of the U.S population tests positive for more than one allergen.Usually you'd have to get a prescription from your physician in order to get your allergies in control.Not anymore.Recently, the FDA voted 10-6 in a favor to allow the steroid triamcinolone acetonide (TAA) to be sold over the counter, allowing allergy sufferers more easily available treatment options.Nasal steroids are the most common relief for allergy sufferers, giving release to itchy, runny, stuffy and dry nose. Nasal sprays that contain triamcinolone acetonide are the only products used to eliminate ALL these symptoms in one prescription and is considered a first line treatment for allergy sufferers.Are there any concerns when using nasal spray with triamcinolone acetonide?One major risk is the use in children. Even though it is approved to be used in children ages two and up, the possible side effect of slow growth rate is a concern. Some other concerns regard those patients who also use asthma medication, prescription steroid medicine, infections or if you've had nasal surgery. As always, it is very important to discuss any concerns or questions you have before taking or allowing your children to take the medicine.Executive Associate Dean, Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmacy Practice at University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy, Janet P. Engle, PhD joins Melanie Cole, MS to discuss the recent changes with OTC allergy nasal spray, risks, effectiveness and other ways to reduce your symptoms of allergies.

FDA approves steroid triamcinalone acetonide (TAA) nasal spray to be sold over-the-counter. Are there any risks?If you have allergies, you know the worst time of year is when the seasons begin to change. Allergies leave your nose runny, your sinuses stuffed and your mood completely miserable.Did you know that one in five people in the U.S. have allergies or asthma symptoms? In fact, 55 percent of the U.S population tests positive for more than one allergen.Usually you'd have to get a prescription from your physician in order to get your allergies in control.Not anymore.Recently, the FDA voted 10-6 in a favor to allow the steroid triamcinolone acetonide (TAA) to be sold over the counter, allowing allergy sufferers more easily available treatment options.Nasal steroids are the most common relief for allergy sufferers, giving release to itchy, runny, stuffy and dry nose. Nasal sprays that contain triamcinolone acetonide are the only products used to eliminate ALL these symptoms in one prescription and is considered a first line treatment for allergy sufferers.Are there any concerns when using nasal spray with triamcinolone acetonide?One major risk is the use in children. Even though it is approved to be used in children ages two and up, the possible side effect of slow growth rate is a concern. Some other concerns regard those patients who also use asthma medication, prescription steroid medicine, infections or if you've had nasal surgery. As always, it is very important to discuss any concerns or questions you have before taking or allowing your children to take the medicine.Executive Associate Dean, Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmacy Practice at University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy, Janet P. Engle, PhD joins Melanie Cole, MS to discuss the recent changes with OTC allergy nasal spray, risks, effectiveness and other ways to reduce your symptoms of allergies.