u/D1st90

Hey Everyone,

I hope you are all having a wonderful day!

I wanted to bring attention to something that has worked for me with some info behind it, just in case it helps someone else dealing with allergies.

Growing up, I couldn’t really smell much, which eventually led me to an ENT back in 2018–2019. They found a deviated septum, but said the bigger issue was inflammation. They didn’t know the exact cause, but I’ve always been around pets and the usual seasonal allergens. I started looking into things that might help, and I landed on quercetin and bromelain. Once I started taking them consistently, my sense of smell actually came back.

Arguably more interesting:
About 5 months ago, I got a new dog, a shorthair PitMix named Pixie, who came in like a tornado but is finally calming down.

At first, I reacted to her pretty badly. Itchy eyes, welts if she scratched me, the whole deal. But I noticed that when I kept quercetin/bromelain in my system consistently, I reacted way less.

So I started taking Neural Scoops Daytime Allergy Support regularly, and the reactions have gone down even more. It has the quercetin/bromelain combo plus support for the HNMT histamine pathway(s). And since it’s a drink mix, it’s actually enjoyable and I don’t have to wait for capsules to dissolve.

Anyway, I hope this helps someone. I know everyone’s allergy triggers are different, but I figured I’d share since there’s probably some overlap for a lot of us. Might be something worth looking into.

Hey Everyone,

I hope you are all having a wonderful day!

I wanted to bring attention to something that has worked for me with some information behind it, as I really want to help.

Growing up, I couldn't really smell things well, which eventually lead me to an ENT back in 2018-2019, where they found that I have a deviated septum but it was noted to be caused by inflammation.

They didn't say from where, but if I had to guess it would be from a combination of pets and regular allergens. I then started looking into things that would help, and I found Quercetin and Bromelain, of which I started taking very regularly.

My sense of smell came back, as long as I was consistent.
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Arguably more interesting:

About 5 months ago, I got a new dog, a shorthair PitMix named Pixie, who started off as rambunctious as possible, but has finally started to calm down.

I ended up reacting to her poorly, eyes started itching, anytime she'd accidentally scratched me, I would get welts. But I noticed when I made a consistent effort to help keep Bromelain/Quercetin in my system, I reacted less.

So I started taking Neural Scoops Daytime Allergy Support regularly, and the reactions have seemed to go down. They not only have the inflammation support, but they help with the HMNT Histamine pathway(s).

And it's a drinkable format, so it keeps it fun and I don't have to wait for capsules to dissolve.

Anyway, I hope the above helps anyone, I know its not 100% related of what true MCAS is but I know there has to be some crossover. Might be something worth looking into is all.

Thanks for listening and hope you have a wonderful day!

Hey everyone (:

I'm in the middle of trying to get my brand to scale with ads but have been failing to convert cold traffic.

Warm traffic seems to convert "ok"

But cold. Not so much at all.

I do and up getting relatively cheap landing page views (25 cents each)

Microsoft clarity and analytics+ soft shopify are showing a huge drop off and this is my 3rd/4th revision in two/three weeks.

And are showing that cold traffic just bounces hard before scrolling. Looking for honest homepage conversion feedback.

I really appreciate the help!

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