Seasonal Allergy Support: Expert Tips From Our Care Team
Top lifestyle tips and supplement support from our Care Team to help you breathe easier this season.

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Spring is here, and as much as we embrace the warmer weather, it can usher in itchy eyes, nonstop sneezing, and that familiar foggy fatigue. The good news? With the right support, allergy season doesn’t have to derail your day. Our Care Team is sharing their top evidence-informed strategies, ranging from lifestyle tweaks to targeted supplements, to help you breathe easier all season long.
1. Build Your Supplement Support
Quercetin + Bromelain
Quercetin is a natural flavonoid shown to help stabilize mast cells and reduce histamine release. When combined with bromelain, absorption improves and inflammation may be further eased. We recommend Thorne’s Quercetin Complex for a reliable, well-formulated option.
Nettles
Stinging nettle has long been used for allergy relief thanks to its natural antihistamine properties. Enjoy it as a soothing cup of Traditional Medicinals Nettle Tea or try Organic Olivia’s Spring Defense Tonic for an herbal blend designed specifically for seasonal support.
DAO Enzyme
If you’re sensitive to high-histamine foods, you may benefit from additional diamine oxidase (DAO), the enzyme responsible for breaking down histamine. HistaGest-DAO (Designs for Health) can be a helpful tool when taken before meals.
2. Rethink Your Plate: Reduce High-Histamine Foods
Supporting your body’s histamine load can make a noticeable impact on symptoms. During peak allergy season, consider reducing:
- Sauerkraut and other fermented foods
- Hard cheeses
- Mushrooms
- Alcohol (especially wine)
- Tomatoes
- Vinegar
- Avocados
- Leftovers (histamine accumulates as food ages)
This doesn’t need to be forever, just a temporary shift to help your system regulate during higher-exposure months.
3. Cleanse + Clear Your Sinuses
Saline Rinse
A daily saline rinse like NeilMed Sinus Rinse helps flush out pollen, dust, and environmental allergens before they can trigger inflammation.
Shower Before Bed
Rinsing off nightly removes pollen from hair and skin, protecting your bedding and reducing overnight congestion.
4. Optimize Your Home Environment
Air Purifier
A high-quality air purifier can make a dramatic difference indoors. We love the Air Doctor, which uses a robust filtration system to reduce airborne allergens.
HEPA Vacuum
Dust and dander can accumulate quickly during allergy season. Using a vacuum with a strong HEPA filter helps trap allergens rather than recirculating them. Our Care Team’s favorites: Shark and Miele.
5. Explore Therapeutic Modalities
Acupuncture
Many patients find meaningful relief from acupuncture, which can help regulate the immune response, reduce inflammation, and improve overall sinus function.
Long-Term Allergy Solutions
For those with moderate to severe symptoms, working with a board-certified allergist can open the door to longer-term treatments such as allergy shots or sublingual immunotherapy, both of which can significantly reduce sensitivity over time.
The Bottom Line
Seasonal allergies can feel overwhelming, but with the right combination of preventive care, targeted supplements, and smart environmental strategies, relief is absolutely possible. If you’d like personalized guidance, our Care Team is here to help tailor a plan that supports your body, through allergy season and beyond.

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Kendall is a graduate of the University of Mississippi, with a B.A. in Integrated Marketing Communications and a minor in Business Administration. She received her certificate of Nutrition Science from the Friedman School of Nutrition at Tufts University.

Chloe holds a bioengineering degree from the University of Pennsylvania. As a breast cancer survivor, her insights shape The Lanby's patient-centric approach. Leveraging her healthcare strategy background, Chloe pioneers concierge medicine, bridging gaps in primary care.

Tandice was recognized with the Health Law Award and named a Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar at Columbia Law School. Tandice's editorial role is enriched by her insights into patient autonomy and gene modification legalities. Passionate about bioethics, she is committed to crafting patient-centric healthcare solutions.





