Matcha Shows Promise in Easing Allergy-Related Sneezing, Study Finds
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Tired of Sneezing? This Everyday Drink Might Offer Some Relief, According to New Research
The findings point to a surprising neurological pathway that may help explain reduced sneezing during allergen exposure.Credit: Ivan Kyryk / Getty ImagesKey PointsNew research suggests matcha may help reduce sneezing linked to seasonal allergies, likely by suppressing brainstem activity tied to the sneezing reflex rather than altering traditional immune responses.Compounds in matcha, including catechins, EGCG, and quercetin, may contribute to an…
Matcha shows promise in easing allergy-related sneezing, study finds
A recent study suggests a possible connection between matcha consumption and reduced allergy-related sneezing, offering new insight into managing seasonal allergy symptoms. The research, published in NPJ Science of Food, explored how matcha influences allergy-like reactions in mice. Scientists from Hiroshima University, led by professor Osamu Kaminuma, found that matcha may suppress the brain activity responsible for triggering sneezing without …
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