It's Fall! In this reflexologist /writer's humble opinion, the most beautiful season of the year. Many of you would agree. It's also a season of sneezing, dripping sinuses, itchy eyes, stuffy nose, etc, due to seasonal allergies. Sure does put a damper on enjoying the beautiful sunny and crisp autumn days. What triggers these Fall allergies and where do you turn for relief? While many medications are available to treat the symptoms of allergy challenges, the root cause of those symptoms are not addressed by the meds. Web MD says the following about those root causes and triggers of Fall allergies: Male plants release tiny cells called pollen into the air in order to reproduce. When these pollen or other allergy triggers get into the noses of certain people, their immune system mistakenly sees them as foreign invaders and releases antibodies -- substances that normally identify and go after bacteria, viruses, and other illness-causing organisms. The antibodies attack