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Mid-Winter Hay fever

Pine Tree Pollen

Who would have thought we could have hay fever in winter!

But it is true, the plants that are shedding pollen at this time of the year are Wattle , Macrocarpa, Pine, and Gorse.  If you’ve noticed a green or yellow film settling on your car, windows or puddles – that’s the pollen.

There is some variation through out New Zealand, but generally these trees start shedding in June/July and it goes through to September.

So – what if that nasal congestion you’ve been having isn’t the common cold or flu?  And if you’ve been treating it as the cold or flu it isn’t shifting or changing – maybe it is mid-winter hay fever.

With the tools of TBM – Advanced Kinesiology I can help you identify what is going on and energetically harmonise the irritant, and support your body with an Immunity Balance.

If this sounds like just what you need – give me a call 021 499 824, or make an appointment

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