Aller-Aid
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Overview
- Support during allergen exposure
Your body's normal immune response to spring, summer, fall and even winter, can often feel like a full frontal challenge.
Freeze-drying Nettle has been shown to preserve the naturally occurring compounds, known as flavonoids, present in the stinging hairs of the fresh plant. These full spectrum compounds may help to reduce a histamine-response during exposure to external challenges. Quercetin is a bioflavonoid found in many fruits, vegetables, grains and flowers. It has powerful antioxidant activity which helps stabilize the body’s natural histamine reaction to seasonal challenges. NAC packs an additional punch by breaking down mucous and increasing antioxidant activity
Ingredients
Vitamin C (Non-GMO, corn-derived ascorbic acid), Quercetin, N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC), Organic Nettle Freeze-dried (Urtica dioica) tops (including stinging hairs), Pullulan Non-GMO vegetarian capsules and nothing else.
* Our Quercetin is usually derived from Dimorphandra mollis, the fava bean.
Please go to Oregon’s Wild Harvest website for questions about product details.
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