Dealing with allergies: 'Manage the underlying inflammation, not the symptoms'

Spring is a season of renewal – longer days filled with sunshine, vibrant blossoms, fresh green leaves, and flourishing grass.

However, this period of natural abundance also brings an increase in pollen, making it a time of flowering and pollination.

For those with seasonal allergies, spring can be a challenging season, often filled with sneezing, coughing and wheezing.

Despite the frustration, Levin cautions against seeking quick fixes, as allergies are complex and require a more thoughtful, long-term approach to manage effectively.

Instead, he emphasises that it's crucial to manage the underlying inflammation, which requires consistent effort and discipline – similar to how someone with diabetes must follow a daily treatment routine.