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Five foods that can help you combat seasonal allergies, from honey to citrus fruits

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You are more prone to mold and dust mite allergies during the winter. These 5 allergy-fighting superfoods to help you say goodbye to seasonal sniffles.

Local honey:

A natural immune system builder in addition to being sweet! Consuming local honey on a regular basis may aid in your body’s adjustment to environmental allergens.

Foods high in quercetin:

Eat lots of apples, onions, and berries! An inherent plant pigment called quercetin lowers inflammation and functions as an antihistamine.

Fruits high in Vitamin C:

Fruits high in Vitamin C, such as oranges and lemons, help boost immunity and prevent allergic reactions.

Turmeric:

Due to its potent anti-inflammatory qualities, it can lessen allergy symptoms.

Probiotic-rich yogurt:

Keep your gut happy and healthy. Yogurt’s probiotics can strengthen your immune system and reduce your susceptibility to allergens.

Komal Patil

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