Allergies Collection
EDITORS COMMENTS"Exploring the Intricate World of Allergies
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"Exploring the Intricate World of Allergies: From Eyelash Mites to Pollen Showers" Did you know that tiny creatures called eyelash mites can trigger allergies? This scanning electron microscope (SEM) image reveals their minuscule presence. Surprising allergy triggers can be found in unexpected places, like a daisy nestled between your toes. Even nature's beauty can cause discomfort for some. Step back in time with this historic digitally restored reproduction from the 19th century, capturing a market woman selling bouquets of palm catkins on Palm Sunday at the Church of Our Lady in Munich, Germany. But beware, pollen allergies may lurk. Unraveling the mystery behind your allergies? Allergy testing is an essential tool to identify specific triggers and find relief from symptoms. Take a closer look at these SEM images showcasing the tail of an eyelash mite - a common allergen that might be causing you trouble without you even realizing it. Cocks Foot or Orchard Grass (Dactylis glomerata), commonly found in Germany and Europe, releases airborne pollen particles that can wreak havoc on allergy sufferers during springtime. Witness nature's spectacle as Cocks Foot or Orchard Grass (Dactylis glomerata) disperses its flying pollen across fields and meadows in Germany and Europe – beautiful yet troublesome for those with hay fever. Immerse yourself in a mountain meadow adorned with wildflowers including camas lilies in Valley County, Idaho - but remember to bring your allergy medication if flowers are among your triggers. Delightful culinary creations like stuffed yellow peppers filled with courgettes and grains make for an appetizing dish; however, individuals allergic to certain ingredients must exercise caution when indulging. Get up close and personal with Arachis hypogaea, commonly known as peanuts or groundnuts.