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Has anyone ever heard of a product for allergy relief called "rootology"? its all natural and supposed to give fast relief. reviews?
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No: But most herbal medicine really does not work that well for hay fever symptoms although a chinese herbal formula (not in market yet) has shown some efficacy in controlling food allergies. Base on the name, i presume that the product is made from plant roots possibly with some licorice and ginseng thrown in.
Answered 3/8/2014
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