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Oriental Botanicals Allerge 30 Capsules include baical skullcap, which is traditionally used in Chinese medicine to relieve symptoms of mild allergies, including symptoms of hayfever and mild eczema.

Features and benefits

• Includes baical skullcap, traditionally used in Chinese medicine to relieve mild allergy symptoms in healthy adults, such as hayfever symptoms including, red, itchy eyes and runny, blocked or itchy nose
• Baical skullcap is also used in traditional Chinese medicine for relief of mild eczema symptoms and to soothe inflamed skin
• Oriental Botanicals AllergE includes seven Chinese herbs, including bupleurum, ginger, pinellia, Korean ginseng, Chinese licorice, ziziphus and baical skullcap
• Also consider Oriental Botanicals Sinuclear, which includes xanthium for the relief of sinus congestion and post-nasal drip, as used traditionally in Chinese medicine

How it works

Hayfever affects approximately 15% of the Australian population, according to the 2007-08 National Health Survey.¹
Symptoms of hayfever include red, watery and itchy eyes, usually occurring in response to an allergy to a substance such as pollen or animal dander.²
Eczema is an example of another type of allergy, resulting in inflamed skin.²

Baical skullcap: traditionally used for hayfever relief in TCM

Baical skullcap relieves mild allergy symptoms in healthy adults, according to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), as well as symptoms of hayfever including red, itchy eyes and a runny, blocked or itchy nose.

Mild eczema

Baical skullcap also traditionally soothes skin inflammation and symptoms of mild eczema, according to Chinese medicine.
Oriental Botanicals AllergE also contains Korean ginseng, Chinese licorice, ziziphus, ginger and pinellia

References

^1. Australian Bureau of Statistics. Last updated August 2009 and accessed September 2020 from abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/4364.0

^2. Victoria State Government. Last updated April 2017 and accessed September 2020 from betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/ ConditionsAndTreatments/allergies

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, worsen or change unexpectedly, talk to your health professional.