While there are a multitude of allergy relief medications
available today, these medications oftentimes only provide
partial relief from allergic reactions. The vast majority of
people suffering from chronic allergies can be further relieved
simply by targeting common airborne allergens within the home.
Prevention is the key. Dust Mites and Dust Dust mites thrive in
the dust in your home, particularly in your bed and bedroom
where they readily find the two things they need to survive:
food (dead skin cells) and water (perspiration). It is the waste
products of these tiny bugs that is a trigger for allergies. The
waste products are readily found on surfaces around the home and
floating around in the air. Reducing the number of dust mites in
your home is the key to reducing their airborne allergens. - To
eliminate these critters in your bed, use mattresses and bedding
that are made with dust mite resistant materials. Latex
mattresses are naturally resistant to dust mites, as are silk
sheets, comforters and othe