Histaminikus blog
Imagine you just have an infection behind you - maybe flu or a virus. You think it's slowly going uphill again. But instead you stay back. Your body feels heavy, the muscles hurt, every little exertion knocks you around - and for weeks or even months.
Your nose runs, your eyes itch and breathing is difficult for you. What sounds like a simple cold can actually be an inhalative allergy. Your body reacts to actually harmless fabrics in the air with an overreaction of the immune system. But what exactly is behind it and what can you do about it?
A cold is one of the most common diseases that are particularly haunted by us in the colder months. It manifests itself through symptoms such as cough, runny nose, sore throat and general discomfort. But what exactly is behind it, and how can you protect yourself or relieve the symptoms if you are already affected?
Antibiotics prove to be important and correct when it comes to diseases such as bladder inflammation, tonsillitis or otitis media. But antibiotics are not harmless everyday helpers - they are powerful medication that can both bring about positive and challenges.
The vagus nerve is the longest nerve in the human body and runs from the brain to the abdomen. He's with almost all Connected inner organs and also a central component of the parasympathetic nervous system. A strong vagus nerve supports recovery after stress and promotes our circulation and our immune system.
Recent studies have confirmed that propolis and honey not only have an anti -inflammatory effect, but can also be used very effectively against viruses, bacteria and parasites. With their variety of bioactive compounds, they have potent immunomodulatory and antioxidant activities.
