Steve
Mold Allergies are No Joke!
I was having coffee today with Rick Savage, owner of Meditrend/Progena. We’ve been friends for many years and like to get together once in a while over at Starbucks and shoot the breeze a little. We were talking about some of the new products coming down the pipe, including a new alcohol free version of Allergena. As our conversations tend to do, we wandered around some and got on the subject of mold allergies.
I’m not sure why, but for some reason I’ve always been a little suspicious of the whole mold allergy thing. I guess it just seemed like it had always been so hyped in the media. I have followed the headlines on the subject for many months but never felt very convinced it was a big problem. Rick was quick to correct my misconceptions. He told me about a conversation he had with a woman who had called him to let him know that Allergena Zone 6 wasn’t working for her.
As their talk went on, Rick discovered she lived in what we refer to locally as the east mountain area. For those of you who have never visited Albuquerque, the east mountains are a totally different environment than the main part of the city. Unlike the dry, arid conditions here in town, many people on the other side of the mountains actually live right in the forest. Lots of huge pine, and damp, dark conditions just outside the door. It’s very beautiful, but it’s also more suitable for mold growth!
Rick suggested she try Allergena Mold mix in addition to using the Allergena zone 6 she had been taking. She decided to give it a shot. A few weeks later she called him back to thank him, and let him know she was symptom free! I guess I’m going to have to recalibrate my thinking on mold allergies.
A great thing about the Allergena Mold Mix is, unlike regular Allergena which is made for the part of the country where you live, it’s formulated for all the molds that get to you, regardless of where your at. If you think mold could be a culprit in your allergy suffering, give it a try.
My Allergies Made Me Pay the Price for Being Lazy Again!
It seems I’ll never learn, using Allergena requires discipline!
Every spring I go through the same drill. I procrastinate in starting my use of Allergena allergy drops. I guess most of have this problem with various things in our lives. It doesn’t help that the allergy deal is a once a year sort of thing for most of us. I was doing just fine, then the weather got weird. Hot, cold, hot cold, every one and every thing got confused. The city wasn’t even publishing the daily pollen count yet and wham! I was a sneezey mess overnight.
So I started taking my Allergena, but of course, for anyone who has used it knows, it takes a few weeks to start working. So I had to waste some serious cash on the over the counter crap while my body was getting trained by the Allergena. My son was laughing. He and his girl friend had started a few weeks earlier, they were under control… Kind of embarrassing when your kid gets it right and you mess it up!
Correct Dose for Starting Allergena for People Who Are Extra Sensitive to Allergies
Question: Is there a recommended starter dose for people who are pretty sensitive to allergies like me? Are these drops better for someone who’s tried shots but cannot tolerate them well? Thanks.
Answer: You may want to start out at around half the dosage (5 – 7 drops) per day. If this is well tolerated, slowly increase to the full dosage on the label. Let us know how this approach works for you.
What Zone of Allergena Covers Phoenix?
Question: My brother who resides in the metro Phoenix area (Sun City) is suffering from what seems to be seasonal allergies. A friend here in Santa Fe has found relief with your allergy remedy. I do not see a specific zone for the Arizona area on your website. What would you recommend? Thanks for your help.
Answer: The entire state of Arizona is included in Zone 6.
When is the Best Time to Take Allergena for Natural Allergy Relief?
Question: Are the natural allergy remedies meant to be taken when in the midst of acute symptoms? And would there be any reason or benefit to continue taking them when the season has past and symptoms have abated?
Answer: We recommend beginning use two weeks prior to season’s anticipated beginning and to continue as long as two weeks beyond the season’s end. However, there is no wrong time to take Allergena. In other words, if you need relief, and Allergena is providing it, that is the correct time to be taking it.
Is Allergena Safe for Breastfeeding Mothers and Babies?
Question: In regard to this product and breastfeeding – is there a concern for a possibility of decreased milk supply, or could one of the ingredients be harmful for a baby/toddler? Thanks!
Answer: Allergena is totally safe for breastfeeding mothers. There are some mothers who may think the Ethanol content may be dangerous to babies. The product contains 25% USP Ethanol and the directions call for 10-15 drops, three times daily.
Allergena is a Natural Allergy Remedy that You Will Love!
Looking for a Natural Allergy Remedy That Won’t Make You Miserable?
Everyone who suffers from allergies knows what I am talking about. Those over the counter products that dry you out so bad you’d rather have the allergy symptoms! Or maybe you get the shots, pretty convenient huh?
Well now there is an allergy treatment alternative to injectable immunotherapy and expensive over the counter treatments. Each different zone of Allergena is a homeopathic allergy remedy formulated to desensitize the body’s response to antigenic substances.
We’ll use this blog basically as a FAQ resource for you. Check back often to learn how other users of Allergena like the product, and what we tell them about our product and their allergies.
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