Sentences with phrase «seasonal pollens»

"Seasonal pollens" refers to the types of pollen that are produced by plants during specific times of the year, typically during spring and fall. Full definition
Having adequate vitamin D levels will give you stronger defenses against seasonal pollen as well as cold and flu's.
These findings are consistent with the fact that seafood consumption has been associated with severe asthma, current and severe rhinoconjunctivitis, (seasonal pollen allergies), and current and severe eczema (an allergic - type disease of the skin) in adolescent populations around the globe.
«Allergic pinkeye (caused by seasonal pollens, animal dander, cosmetics and perfumes) and chemical pinkeye (from chemicals or liquids, including bleach and furniture polish) are not contagious.»
Fungal spores also cause allergies; however, unlike seasonal pollen production, some fungi can produce spores all year long.
A nettle infusion also helps with allergy relief from seasonal pollen issues as a bonus because it is a potent, natural anti-histamine.
Allergies usually fit into 2 categories with our pets; food allergies and inhalant allergies such as grasses, trees, molds and other seasonal pollens.
In addition to foxtail plants, other pet allergens native to Northern California include seasonal pollens, fleas, and mold spores, each of which can be treated and prevented through proper medical care from our veterinary professionals.
So, your itchy cat may be affected by seasonal pollens, mold spores, insect bites and even from the food he eats.
Over the latter half of the century, total meat, fish, and milk intake rose hundreds of percent in Japan, so researchers decided to look into dietary meat and fat intake and the prevalence of these seasonal pollen allergies.
Dogs can also have allergies to seasonal pollens, outdoor and indoor molds, and dust mites.
A hot spot, or acute moist dermatitis, is a skin inflammation triggered by an allergy to seasonal pollens, food allergies, fleas, insect bites or skin wounds.
«The next most common allergies are environmental and due to seasonal pollens, molds, and insects and non-seasonal allergens such as house dust and house dust mites.
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