SPRING IS AROUND THE CORNER!!
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Spring is around the corner these days. We can smell the flowers blossoming, we can see the seeds sprouting and we can feel the sun warming the earth. It’s the time for new beginnings, cleansing and rejuvenation. But for some of us spring means sneezing, itchy eyes and runny nose which in other words means: “Seasonal Allergies”.
An excellent alte
ative to allergy medication is Traditional Chinese Medicine. In Traditional Chinese Medicine. Allergies are considered wind invading the body in combination of a deficiency of your defensive energy. A Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner will treat your seasonal allergies with a combination of chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture. The use of chinese herbs help disperse the wind and strengthen your defensive energy, so that your body can fight back in a natural way. Acupuncture will help open up your nasal passages and will help maintain an overall wellbeing of your health. Traditional Chinese Medicine has no negative side effects and will help your body prepare for Spring.
Other things you can try to prevent your Seasonal Allergies is eating fruits and vegetables with a high content of antioxidants like Vit C, examples are oranges, tomatoes, grapefruit, pineapple, butte
ut squash, broccoli and bell peppers. Try to avoid allergens like dust and pollen. At home try vacuuming and dusting regularly. If you decide to go outside to play, you will be exposed to allergens, so when you come back home make it a habit to cleanse your nasal passages, an excellent way is with a Neti Pot. Regular exercise indoors like Yoga and Pilates are very beneficial to help maintain your nasal passages clear and spirits high.
Spring is almost here and you need to prepare to be strong and healthy to enjoy the sun and beautiful outdoors in the city and around. Visit a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner near you and begin envisioning yourself allergy-free!!
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About the Author
Irene Sanchez-Celis Castro is a Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Herbalist and Acupuncturist. She is registered with The College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia. She also obtained a Medical Degree in Mexico. Her unique background in Western and Eastern Medicine gives her confidence and skills to treat a variety of conditions. She specializes in women's health, allergies, colds/flus, sports injuries, digestive problems, emotional balancing, insomnia and pain management. She is currently practicing in the area of Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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