Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 : Thanks a lot. Do you know where I can get these items? especial Pycnogenol. Is it a Homeopathic remedy or a herb? Thanks. Dorothy Re: [ ] Pollen, Heyfever help!!! Yes, there's lots you can do. Pycnogenol is the best antioxidant discovered ever. I used to have the worst hayfever of anyone that I ever met, and pycnogenol stopped it completely. And it has NO SIDE EFFECTS!!!! Also good are: quercetin soothes nasal passages and is also a good anti-oxidant. Vitamin C is a natural anti-histamine. Also, " Herbs for Kids " makes a good allergy treatment that contains stinging nettles, which is a great natural anti-histamine as well. You can beat this!! absolutely!! sdlu1993 <sdlu@...> wrote: Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es Thanks a lot. Dorothy ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Hi Dorothy, I'm not , but I believe pycngenol is in Grapeseed extract (not grapefruit seed extract). And it is an herb you can get at the HFS. > Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, > pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or > anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es > Thanks a lot. > > > Dorothy > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 > Do you know where I can get these items? especial Pycnogenol. I bought Pycnogenol at Whole Foods Market in capsule form. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 You can get pycnogenal at walmart-but please be sure there is no pine allergy first. CMO, na anti-inflammatory fatty acid is available very inexpensively at vitamin world and we wouldn't be withouuuut it. It helps gut inflammation, Mike's auto-immune arthritis, allergies, and my poor creaky knees. And it's relatively cheap too Re: [ ] Pollen, Heyfever help!!! > > > Yes, there's lots you can do. > > Pycnogenol is the best antioxidant discovered ever. I used to have the worst > hayfever of anyone that I ever met, and pycnogenol stopped it completely. > And it has NO SIDE EFFECTS!!!! > > Also good are: quercetin soothes nasal passages and is also a good > anti-oxidant. Vitamin C is a natural anti-histamine. > > Also, " Herbs for Kids " makes a good allergy treatment that contains stinging > nettles, which is a great natural anti-histamine as well. > > You can beat this!! absolutely!! > > sdlu1993 <sdlu@...> wrote: > Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, > pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or > anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es > Thanks a lot. > > > Dorothy > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 both products contain proanthocyanins, which have anti-inflammatory properties. IN our family, one works great for someone and the other does nothing. It's split. of course we all know I'm not normal anyway lol [ ] Re: Pollen, Heyfever help!!!-- Hi Dorothy, I'm not , but I believe pycngenol is in Grapeseed extract (not grapefruit seed extract). And it is an herb you can get at the HFS. > Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, > pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or > anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es > Thanks a lot. > > > Dorothy > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Pycnogenol is ground bark from a specific type of pine tree grown only in a specific region of France. The ingredient that it has in common with grapeseen extract is called " proanthocyanins " . However, pycnogenol is the superior form of it (also more expensive). You can take the list below to any Health Food Store and they will show you everything on it. They will have it all. Curtin <jcurtin@...> wrote: both products contain proanthocyanins, which have anti-inflammatory properties. IN our family, one works great for someone and the other does nothing. It's split. of course we all know I'm not normal anyway lol [ ] Re: Pollen, Heyfever help!!!-- Hi Dorothy, I'm not , but I believe pycngenol is in Grapeseed extract (not grapefruit seed extract). And it is an herb you can get at the HFS. > Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, > pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or > anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es > Thanks a lot. > > > Dorothy > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 What does CMO stand for? Curtin <jcurtin@...> wrote:You can get pycnogenal at walmart-but please be sure there is no pine allergy first. CMO, na anti-inflammatory fatty acid is available very inexpensively at vitamin world and we wouldn't be withouuuut it. It helps gut inflammation, Mike's auto-immune arthritis, allergies, and my poor creaky knees. And it's relatively cheap too Re: [ ] Pollen, Heyfever help!!! > > > Yes, there's lots you can do. > > Pycnogenol is the best antioxidant discovered ever. I used to have the worst > hayfever of anyone that I ever met, and pycnogenol stopped it completely. > And it has NO SIDE EFFECTS!!!! > > Also good are: quercetin soothes nasal passages and is also a good > anti-oxidant. Vitamin C is a natural anti-histamine. > > Also, " Herbs for Kids " makes a good allergy treatment that contains stinging > nettles, which is a great natural anti-histamine as well. > > You can beat this!! absolutely!! > > sdlu1993 <sdlu@...> wrote: > Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, > pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or > anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es > Thanks a lot. > > > Dorothy > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 Cetyl Myristoleate Re: [ ] Pollen, Heyfever help!!! > > > Yes, there's lots you can do. > > Pycnogenol is the best antioxidant discovered ever. I used to have the worst > hayfever of anyone that I ever met, and pycnogenol stopped it completely. > And it has NO SIDE EFFECTS!!!! > > Also good are: quercetin soothes nasal passages and is also a good > anti-oxidant. Vitamin C is a natural anti-histamine. > > Also, " Herbs for Kids " makes a good allergy treatment that contains stinging > nettles, which is a great natural anti-histamine as well. > > You can beat this!! absolutely!! > > sdlu1993 <sdlu@...> wrote: > Hi, everyone: We live in Virginia and this time of the year is heyfever, > pollen season. Does anyone know any good herb or homeopathic remedies, or > anything natural that will help through the season (for a 6 years old)?es > Thanks a lot. > > > Dorothy > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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