Allergy help needed

Hey everyone,
My name is Saša, and I’m a total newcomer here.
I’ll skip the small talk and get right to it.
For about six years now, I’ve been taking Letizen to manage my allergies. My test results show I have some sensitivities—nothing major, just a slight reaction to dust mites, a bit of pet dander, and maybe a touch of flour. It’s pretty minor stuff, but without those pills, my nose starts running like crazy and I develop this deep, heavy cough... it honestly feels like I've come down with a brutal cold.
So, here’s what I’m wondering: can anyone tell me more about what Letizen actually does to the body? Specifically, is there any long-term risk to things like my kidneys or liver? Also, is there an alternative way to handle this... maybe through acupuncture or something else entirely?

Thanks in advance!!!👍

restlesscrane20 said:Hey everyone!
My name is Saša, and I’m brand new to this forum.
I'll get straight to the point.
I've been taking Letizen allergy pills for about six years now. My allergy tests showed that I have some minor sensitivities—nothing major—to dust mites, certain animal hairs, and even a bit of flour. It's pretty minimal, but if I don't take these tablets, my nose starts running like crazy and I get this deep, hacking cough, almost like I've come down with a nasty cold.
So, here's my question: can someone tell me what kind of medication Letizen actually is? Is it going to mess up my kidneys, liver, or anything else in the long run? Also, is there any other way to treat this, maybe through acupuncture or something else entirely?

Thanks in advance!!!👍

Generally speaking, people with kidney issues are given half the standard dose because their condition can worsen, even if it's mild. For anyone with healthy organs, Letizen has a minimal impact on the kidneys or the liver.

restlesscrane20 said:should we say acupuncture, or something else?...

You've seen my post regarding MMS and alternative medicine—take a look and do some digging if you're interested. It’s fine if alternative approaches aren't really your thing... I just wouldn't have brought it up if I hadn't noticed your mention of acupuncture...

Douglas Fowler said:Check out my previous post regarding MMS and its role in alternative medicine. Take a look and do some digging if it catches your eye. I don't mind at all if you aren't particularly fond of holistic approaches... though, admittedly, I wouldn't have brought it up if I hadn't noticed you mentioning acupuncture...

Fair enough.
I went through your post, and honestly, the whole thing about MMS caught my attention. I’d actually be open to giving it a shot. The real issue is that I haven't quite wrapped my head around how to actually go about it. To be blunt, I'm not great with technical jargon or all this specific terminology used in these kinds of discussions... it goes right over my head.
It would be great if I could just find a clear, straightforward guide somewhere—you know, something detailing exactly how to use it and where one can even get their hands on it...

restlesscrane20 said:I wish I could find a place that actually lays out how to use this—and where to buy it...

The answer is over at Mount Rushmore, of course. 🙂