Today’s Solutions: October 11, 2026

For some, the spring season is a glorious time of renewal. For others, spring is the season of itchy red eyes and frequent sneezing. In other words, springtime is allergy time. With the spring allergy season approaching, you might have already thought about heading to the pharmacy and stocking up on allergy medicine to help you fight against the effects of pollination. The problem is these pharmaceuticals can have lots of side effects, such as drowsiness and nausea. Forget the pharmacy, there are plenty of natural remedies that will help you combat allergies while helping you feel naturally healthy. Here are 7 remedies you should try if you want to avoid allergies this spring.

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