Being allergic to cats is not only very common but can have great affects on someone's life.
There is one thing if someone's cat allergy gives them some sniffles when visiting a home that houses a cat, but many are so allergic that ANY contact with the cat allergen can set off serious reactions, sometimes even life threatening.
Having a severe cat allergy can mean that you can not be around people who have handled a cat. That you can not shop in a second hand store. You are limited in where you can live -if the dwelling previously housed a cat the allergens will be present for years, no matter how well the place has been cleaned. Socializing with friends who own cats can be difficult and limiting.
And.... we haven't even mentioned the effects of a cat allergy when you own and love a cat that you may have to relinquish. {Gulp!}
In the past, the only solution was to avoid the cat allergen and or to take medications in order to minimize the symptoms. Medications can sometimes be somewhat effective, but often have undesirable side effects. Having to take medicines constantly can be a challenge, not to mention the continued assault on your immune system from the allergen.
Next, let's look at some natural, permanent and superbly effective methods that can rid you of your allergy completely.
