Allergy Butler, LLC

12/15/2023

It's been 24 years since the last time I was in Brazil. I had such a blast sharing Guarana and pecanha with my soul mate in the most beautiful city in the world.

09/08/2022

We are exhibiting at the Nashville home show. Stop by and see us!

12/06/2020

We are happy to announce that in the coming weeks we are launching a new service to complement Allergy Butler. It's a service to relieve depression and anxiety. We call it.....The Blues Butler.

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Allergy Butler is launching a new service called Blues Butler to help you find the root cause of your depression and anxiety and give you a path to relief with no side effects.  This solution was built over many years using the latest research by top scientists, doctors, and bio-chemists at top uni...

09/28/2017

Allergic rhinitis, also commonly called hay fever or seasonal allergies, has been linked to su***de, depression, anxiety, asthma, sinus infections, and respiratory infections. Talk with your healthcare professionals to learn more about how your allergies may be impacting other health issues.

09/26/2017

What causes all your allergy symptoms? People with allergies to pollen, dust, animals, or molds have bodies that think these allergens are dangerous to thebody. Their bodies have built up immune defenses to attack these allergens to keep them away from vital organs of the body as if they were a dangerous virus. This is called Allergic Rhinitis. When immune system cells inside your nose come into contact with these allergens they send chemical messages to your cells that they are under attack. These messages cause the lining in your nose to swell andto start producing mucus. This mucus causes runny noses. The swelling and mucus can cut off your eye drainagepassage which causes the itchy watery eyes. The swelling can also cut off thepassage to your ears which causes a stuffy head and clogged ears. There are nerves in the nasal cavity that attach directly to the brain. The mucus and swelling can irritate these nerves, and when they are irritated you start to sneeze. Finally, the mucus draining into your throat can cause the itchy throat feeling.