The #1 Antihistamine Remedy for Sinus, Itching and Hives

Understanding Histamine and Natural Allergy Relief

Histamine is a key player in your body's immune response, but sometimes it overreacts, causing those pesky allergy symptoms:

• Hay fever

• Sinus issues

• Hives, itching, flushing

• Skin sensitivities

• Sneezing, fatigue, wheezing

Cortisol: Your Body's Natural Buffer

Normally, cortisol helps balance out excess histamine. But, if you have low cortisol (like in adrenal fatigue), histamine can run wild.

Quercetin: Nature's Antihistamine Hero

Quercetin is a natural compound shown to:

• Block histamine production

• Calm down overactive immune cells.

• Reduce inflammation and mucus (similar to Zyrtec)

How to Get Your Quercetin Fix

• Food sources: Red onions, capers, kale, radishes, dill

• Supplements: 400-600mg every two hours until symptoms ease. Taking with fat or bromelain can boost absorption.

Important Note: Quercetin is generally effective, but may not always provide 100% relief.

Additional Natural Allergy Support

Try these alongside quercetin for extra help:

• Vitamin D (at least 20,000 IU daily)

• Zinc (50mg)

• Nettle root