Cedar Fever Season on the way. Get ready with the New Great Tasting, Alcohol-Free, Allergy Relief for Kids.

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Weed Allergies On the Way

The fall season is on the way and so are weed allergies. Frequent administration of Allergena is important to build immune tolerance. Severe and long term allergy sufferers should begin taking Allergena four to eight weeks before the allergy season at a recommended dosage of 15 drops under the tongue 3 times daily. Two weeks after the season has ended, reduce intake to 15 drops under the tongue 1 time daily. 

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Allergy Relief from Bur and White Oak Pollen

In many parts of Texas oak trees are still producing pollen. Bur and White oak are both monoecious species and depending on latitude can begin producing pollen as late as May. Oak trees can generate significant amounts of pollen and tend to be a real problem for people suffering from outdoor allergies.

Allergena Texas Trees has 7 types of Oak Antigens:

Oak, Black
Oak, Blackjack
Oak, Bur
Oak, Pin
Oak, Post
Oak, Red
Oak, White

Allergena homeopathic allergy drops build immunity by giving small doses of what a person is allergic to so the body becomes safely conditioned to tolerate those allergens and reduce allergic symptoms.

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Get Ready for the Weed Allergy Season

The Weed allergy season generally begins in the fall but getting your body ready for the fall allergies begins in the summer. Allergena homeopathic allergy drops build immunity by giving small doses of what a person is allergic to so the body becomes safely conditioned to tolerate those allergens and reduce allergic symptoms. Frequent administration of Allergena is important to build immune tolerance.  Severe and long term allergy sufferers should begin taking Allergena four to eight weeks before the allergy season at a recommended dosage of 15 drops under the tongue 3 times daily. Two weeks after the season has ended, reduce intake to 15 drops under the tongue 1 time daily. 

Allergena Texas Trees has 42 Weed Antigens:

Broomweed
Carelessweed
Cocklebur
Dock, Sour
Firebush
Goldenrod
Iodine Bush
Jerusalem Oak
Lamb`s Quarters
Marshelder, Burweed
Marshelder, Rough
Marshelder, True
Mash Elder, Narrowleaf
Mexican Tea
Mugwort, Dark-Leaved
Nettle Pollen
Palmer`s Amaranth
Pigweed, Redroot
Pigweed, Rough
Pigweed, Spiney
Plantain, English
Ragweed, False
Ragweed, Short
Ragweed, Slender
Ragweed, Southern
Ragweed, Tall
Ragweed, Western
Russian Thistle
Sagebrush, Common
Sagebrush, Green
Sagebrush, Pasture
Sagebrush, Prairie
Sorrel, Bitter Dock
Sorrel, Sheep
Sorrel, Tall Dock
Sorrel, White Dock
Sorrel, Yellow Dock
Spearscale
Tumbleweed
Waterhemp, Western
Wingscale
Wormwood, Annual


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Texas Trees Allergy Relief from Grasses

Allergena Texas Trees is also allergy relief from grasses.
Texas Trees contains Up To 27 Grass Antigens.

Including:

Bermuda Grass
Bluegrass, Annual
Bluegrass, Canadian
Bluegrass, Kentucky
Brome, Cheat
Brome, Smooth
Cattail
Corn
Johnson Grass
June Grass Pollen, Standardized
Meadow Fescue
Oat Grass, Tall
Oats, Cultivated
Orchard Grass
Quack Grass
Red Top, Standardized
Reed Canary
Rye, Cultivated
Rye, Italian
Rye, Perennial
Salt Grass
Sorghum, Grain
Sudan Grass
Timothy Grass Pollen, Standardized
Velvet
Wheat, Cultivated
Wheat, Western

Depending on climate, Allergy Season for grasses typically begins in early spring and can extend into the summer months.

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Allergy Relief from Cedar Trees in Texas

Allergena Texas Trees has Up To 120 Antigens including 3 types of Cedar:

Cedar, Mountain
Cedar, Red
Cedar, Salt

Cedar pollen has been noted to cause severe allergies. These trees tend to release large amounts of pollen and when carried on the wind, granules can be dispersed many miles away from original sources. In Texas, Cedar Trees tend to begin pollination in December and continue through February but many other tree species can extend the tree pollen season through May. Cedar trees tend to be very drought tolerant and often times provide erosion control as well as shade for wildlife or livestock. Cedar trees populate throughout Texas and according to Aggie Horticulture® there are 23 species.

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Allergy Relief from Hickory Pollen

Allergena Texas Trees Contains 4 Hickory Antigens.

Hickory, Bitternut
Hickory, Pignut
Hickory, Shagbark
Hickory, White

Hickory trees can be monoecious, meaning the male and female flowers appear on the same tree and large amounts of pollen from hickory trees is carried on the wind. Depending on species, climate and geography, hickory flowers bloom from April till May. The male flowers tend to emerge first in long hanging catkins while the female flowers grow in short spikes on peduncles.

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Oak Allergy Relief for Texas

Allergena Texas Trees is Geographically formulated for Texas

Texas Trees has Up To 120 Antigens
Including 7 Oak Species:

Oak, Black
Oak, Blackjack
Oak, Bur
Oak, Pin
Oak, Post
Oak, Red
Oak, White

Depending on climate and geography Oak Trees can produce a considerable amount of pollen. Oak pollen is carried on the wind and tends to rank high on the list of being a possible allergen. Flowering oak trees are monoecious, meaning they can have male and female flowers on the same tree. They generally produce pollen two weeks after the male flowers appear in early spring but depending on climate the season can begin as early as February and extend through June.

Allergena reduces your body’s negative reaction to cedar, oak, ragweed and other allergens in your geographic zone. Allergena homeopathic allergy drops build immunity by giving small doses of what a person is allergic to so the body becomes safely conditioned to tolerate those allergens and reduce allergic symptoms.

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