I often get sinus headaches. I have found that many times these sinus headaches are brought on when I eat milk and/or cheese. I get both sinus headaches and cluster headaches (cluster headaches form under one eye). Because I often struggle with sinus congestion, headaches and cluster headaches, I have found some tips to relieving ...
Having suffered from sinus congestion for more than two years, I was desperate to find a solution to my problems. I’d been to my doctor, had diagnostics done and had been put on prescription medications. However, nothing seemed to relieve my congestion. In my situation, the congestion was constant throughout the year, day and night. ...
A salty taste in your mouth has a very interesting and likely cause. Many people are bothered by a salty taste in their mouth, in the absence of having eaten any spicy foods, and this strange sensation may be persistent, on and off, or more of an occasional issue. Nevertheless, a mysterious salty taste in ...
Nose bidets are becoming a very popular way to treat allergies and the common cold. The Neti Pot is the most popular nose bidet available. There is a new kind of bidet spreading in popularity across the United States. The nose bidet or Neti Pot is an age-old remedy used in many cultures to combat ...
Since Rachel Carson published Silent Spring in the early sixties, those who understood the dangers of chemical pesticides have been looking for healthy and natural ways to control pests that injure our food supply. Vicki Parson, of Neem Tree Farms, believes that the Neem Tree might be one solution. Vicki took the time recently to ...
Sinus pain and pressure are no fun. Blowing out all of that thick mucus isn’t too great either. Yuck! In this article you will find listed the top products to ease that sinus pain and drainage without a prescription. 1. Aleve Cold and Sinus. Stop sinus problems on the run. Aleve Cold and Sinus comes ...
Oh, that sweet taste in your mouth is maddening, isn’t it? Well, there are medical conditions that can cause you to experience a sweet taste in your mouth — which has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with what you have been eating or drinking. I consulted with Jordan S. Josephson, MD, Ear, Nose and Throat ...