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Cat's claw: It has been suggested that cat's claw may help treat allergic respiratory diseases. However, there is limited scientific evidence. More well-designed trials are needed to determine whether cat's claw is a beneficial treatment.
Vitamin E for Mold Allergy Vitamin E
: Although thought to aid in reducing the nasal symptoms of allergies, vitamin E intake may not be effective. However, current evidence is limited, and more studies are needed ....
Stinging nettle for Mold Allergy Stinging nettle
: For many years, a freeze-dried preparation of Urtica dioica has been prescribed by physicians and sold over-the-counter for the treatment of allergic rhinitis. Clinical trials demonstrating statistical significance ....
Probiotics for Mold Allergy Probiotics
: Only a small number of probiotics combinations have been studied in treatment of allergies, mostly with children, teenagers and young adults. Further research is necessary before a firm conclusion ....
Nasal irrigation for Mold Allergy Nasal irrigation
: Good scientific evidence suggests that nasal irrigation can effectively treat allergic rhinitis. A well conducted randomized controlled trial fully reporting data would make the case for allergic rhinitis ....
Honey for Mold Allergy Honey
: Currently there is insufficient human evidence to recommend honey for the treatment of rhinoconjunctivitis (inflammation of the nose and eyes in response to an allergen). One poor-quality trial reported ....