The forehead "crush!"

Can you feel the pain? 

Forehead pressure. 
Cheekbones hurt. 
Jaw aches. 
Eyes water. 
The vice on your head. 
Pressure. 
Constant pressure. 
Eyes burning. 

It's that time of year. 
Is there an answer? 

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When seasonal allergy season comes, over 50 million people in the US, dread the annual arrival of nasal congestion, eye itchiness, coughing, sneezing, and other inflammatory symptoms that accompanies it.  

For some, seasonal allergies are a burden that can be tolerated with medication. 

For others, including those who are sensitive to mold or have compromised immune systems, the allergies are not tolerable, interfere with life, and can lead to other respiratory illnesses such as chronic sinusitis or asthma. 

If this is the case, it can be very beneficial to manage the things within your control to minimize the impact of allergy season.  Doing so can dramatically impact a person’s quality of life for more than half of the year.  
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• Avoiding foods that you have sensitivities to or foods that make your allergies worse can be very impactful.
• Avoiding any chemicals, medicines, or other specific allergies you know you have is essential.
• Allergy testing can be an option for some
• OR you can try Sinus Defense... 

Sinus Defense is a sublingual spray that is quickly absorbed into the blood stream allowing the Transfer Factor Molecules to go to work instantly. Your body takes action to remove the Transfer Factor tagged antigens and pathogens. Results can be felt within days.

This is very different from traditional immunotherapy treatment which delivers small doses of antigens via regular shots at the doctor's office. Immunotherapy shots can take many weeks to work, aren't always effective and target specific antigens.

Try Sinus Defense First. Traditional Methods Second.