New research suggests bacteria in the nostril can worsen a runny nose from hay fever. 

Hay fever generally comes from plant material like pollen, which copper does not kill.

But copper does kill bacteria, so using a CopperZap in the nose may defend against pollen by killing bacteria that can make hay fever worse.

Allergies are often connected with microbes which copper does kill. 

Many allergies, for example, come from mold, which is a fungus.  Copper kills fungus when it touches it. 

Mold can be in the air from outside, especially after rain.  It can also be in the home.

It is hard to tell exactly what is causing any particular allergy, but it's a good idea to use a CopperZap when you first feel signs in your nose that could be due to allergies.

If the copper has no effect, then it is probably an allergy to plant material only, with no involvement of bacteria, virus, or fungus.  Some over-the-counter nasal sprays may be the best bet in that case.

         Doug Cornell, Ph.D.

 

People use CopperZaps against:
   Colds and Flu
   Covid
   Sinus trouble from germs
   Cold sores or Fever blisters
   Canker sores that get infected
   Sleep disruption by congestion
   Stuffy nose, Drippy nose
   Mold allergies
   Hay fever worsened by Bacteria
   Strep throat
   Pink Eye and Styes
   Skin infections
   Infected sores
   Cuts and Wounds
   Thrush and Tongue infections
   Warts
   Ringworm
   Getting sick after air travel 

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