Using Fish Oil To Treat High Fever And Allergies

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Allergies are a common ailment for many Americans. The treatment for allergies is usually to take medication to remove the symptoms from the patient. Many people take over the counter medication for allergies and high fever but these can come with some serious side effects. These side effects can include drowsiness, lethargy and the inability to function within their normal daily routine.

Fish oil can be used to treat the symptoms of allergies and high fever, but not in the conventional sense. Fish oil can actually be used to influence your brain chemicals and improve your overall mood. This can lead to a feeling of well being which can actually make the allergies seem less problematic. The symptoms will seem less and the patient will be able to deal with the symptoms without the use of debilitating medications.

Part of the problem with allergies and high fever is that they reduce the immune system of the body and stop the body's ability to fight off the symptoms of the disorder. By combining the fish oil with a multivitamin designed for the patients age and sex, the body's immune system can be strengthened, and the body's own defenses can help fight off the effects of the allergy or high fever.

When choosing a fish oil, make sure that you are getting a pure fish oil with high levels of DHA omega 3 fatty acids. This seems to be the key component for the increase in the immune system. Fish oils with a level of at least two hundred and seventy milligrams per one thousand milligrams seem to be the highest dose available. Patients should not use anything but the purest and highest quality fish oil available. Lower quality fish oils can contain additives that can actually reduce the effects of the product.



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