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My husband has seasonal allergies and they are really bad. what vitamins or foods would be food for him?
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Healthy diet: It's always a good idea to maintain a healthy, well-balanced diet...However, there are no vitamins that have been shown to effectively treat allergies.
Answered 6/6/2014
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