So instead of trying to figure out which individual remedy to buy, the easier approach may be to use a combination remedy. In this case, a remedy called Hay Fever would be the obvious choice. Usually, even the combination remedies, in addition to the name of the condition, will list the typical symptoms they have been formulated to treat, so you can look at the label and determine which one seems to most closely match your particular symptoms. But, getting back to our examples, we checked several combination remedies to see if red onion is included in the formulation. We looked at a product from Liddell called Hay Fever Formula and a product from Homeolab called Allergy Relief.
Homeopathic remedies are especially good for children, and for people taking other medications.
Because the ingredients are in such dilute doses, it is virtually impossible to have any adverse reactions to homeopathic remedies. And we did not go into a lot of detail about other aspects of homeopathic remedies such as the special method used in their preparation, and the way their potency is expressed. If you want us to discuss this, just call and ask. I guess before we go to the break, Don, since we mentioned Hay Fever, we should also touch on a few nutritional and herbal remedies as well. Vitamin C has been shown to be helpful in treating Hay Fever, especially when used in combination with a particular flavonoid, Quercitin.