Many people feel that winter is one long, miserable cold.
Instead, they may be suffering from winter allergies. Winter, it turns out, provides the perfect conditions for indoor allergens to thrive. In light of these findings, it pays to know your winter allergy environment. The best way to prevent allergens from taking over in winter is to destroy the allergy environment. You ll stop allergies in their tracks and maybe even cut down on that familiar winter plague colds and upper-respiratory infections.