Livingood Daily Allergen Support - Quercetin, Stinging Nettle, Vitamin C, Zinc, Bromelain & Guduchi - Seasonal Allergy Relief - Natural Antihistamine - Immune Support, 120 Capsules

Worked better than namebrand OTC allergy meds! It may be more expensive than OTC, but the ingredients are natural and not chemical based.

unfortunately after taking these a couple weeks, they didn't help at all. totally disappointed with this product.

It works great but you have to take two in the morning and two at night seems like a lot of pills

Great

This is one of the coolest supplements I've seen in awhile. I get nasty allergies in the spring: they kick my butt, to be frank! I've taken nettle tea, quercetin, mullein on their own, but it's great to see these ingredients in one package with other quality ingredients as well. Allergies are supposedly an over-reaction of our immune system to erroneously perceived invaders. Vitamin C and Zinc support the immune system so that it reacts appropriately to those harmless ingredients like pollen, grass, etc. that cause certain bodies to freak out. Quercitin is an essential and helpful antioxidant, as is bromelain. Mullein is a wonderful lung support. Stinging nettle is a slight diuretic and allergy support. Finally, tinospora cordifolia is new to me, but it is an Ayurvedic (Indian traditional medicine) herb that helps with hay fever and the nasal/sinus passages. What a great one-stop-shop to take when allergies try to take over! I am saving this bottle in my medicine cabinet and will begin taking it in the spring when my allergies are the worst. The supplement is expensive, possibly prohibitively so, but I wouldn't need to take this all year, and I haven't seen any supplements like this. So I won't take off a star for cost. This supplement is wonderfully unique! Dr. Livingood, the creator of this formula, has some great videos and more information online, FYI. On a happy note, did you know that folks with allergies have a decreased risk of cancer? Our very reactive immune systems are more likely to kick cancer cells to the curb. I'll remember that when I'm sniffling and coughing next April, ha ha!