Natural Foods That Fight Allergies
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Natural Foods That Combat Allergies
Summary
Allergic reactions can be quite uncomfortable, but there are ways to lessen their impact. By adopting a diet rich in certain foods, you can help your body fend off environmental allergens like hay fever and pet dander. Many anti-allergy medications derive their key ingredients from natural sources, and by incorporating these foods into your diet, you can alleviate symptoms effectively. However, remember that these foods target environmentally triggered allergies, not food allergies, which are best managed by avoiding the allergenic foods entirely.
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Allergic reactions can manifest in various unpleasant ways. However, a diet focused on strengthening your body's natural defenses can reduce the severity of reactions to environmental allergens like hay fever and pet dander. Many substances used in allergy medications are derived from natural ingredients found in specific foods and beverages, making them a valuable addition to your diet.
Green Tea
Green tea is gaining recognition as a natural remedy for multiple ailments, including environmental allergies. According to research published in The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, Japanese scientists identified a compound in green tea that inhibits a cell receptor involved in allergic responses. Unlike other teas, green tea is less processed, preserving its compounds in a more potent form.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Omega-3 fatty acids are powerful anti-inflammatories that counteract chemicals responsible for inflammation. Rich sources of Omega-3s include various seafood such as salmon, haddock, herring, trout, mackerel, and sardines. Other sources are soybeans, flaxseed, walnuts, and canola. Oils extracted from these foods offer a concentrated form of Omega-3s and can be easily incorporated into meals.
Vitamin E-rich Foods
Foods high in Vitamin E can also help combat allergies. Leafy greens like spinach, mustard greens, and chard are excellent sources. Dried sunflower seeds stand out, providing nearly 91% of the recommended daily intake of Vitamin E. Almonds, olives, papaya, and fresh blueberries are also good options, making it easy to integrate them into your daily diet.
Antioxidant-rich Juices
Natural fruit juices rich in antioxidants combat the inflammatory effects of allergies. When purchasing juices, ensure they are natural as many commercially available options lack the necessary antioxidant content.
By carefully selecting these natural foods, you can support your body's ability to fight off allergy symptoms, leading to a more comfortable life.
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