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Is your search for a natural solution to your respiratory allergies over?

You’re tired of struggling to breathe or dreading Spring. You don’t want to just manage your symptoms forever. Maybe a chance conversation or quick search brought you here. Coincidence? Or serendipity? Either way, you’ve found something that could change things.

Yamoa™ is simply the bark of an African gum tree — ground into powder. Nothing else.

Taken daily for a few short weeks, Yamoa™ helps your immune system restore balance so you no longer react to triggers that cause respiratory distress. Unlike other treatments, it targets the root cause of your allergies.

Traditionally enjoyed as a tea or mixed with honey, Yamoa™ is now available in capsules or powder for adults and children. A short 2-month course can bring lasting relief.

Derived from the bark of the Funtumia elastica tree, Yamoa™ contains natural compounds like polysaccharides, anthocyanins, and tannins. It’s non-drowsy, has no side effects, and is completely natural.

Maybe Yamoa™ is exactly what you’ve been searching for. There’s only one way to find out.

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UNDERSTANDING ALLERGIES

Stop your seasonal suffering

Hay Fever

This common seasonal allergy occurs when your immune system mistakenly identifies harmless pollen as a dangerous intruder. By using Yamoa™ ahead of the hay fever season you can minimise, sometimes eradicate, the frustrating symptoms such as: sneezing, stuffy nose and watery eyes.

Pet Dander

Some types of pet dander are more likely to trigger allergic reactions than others. For example, cat allergies are about twice as common as dog allergies, according to the American Lung Association.

Exercise Induced

Exercise-induced asthma happens when a large amount of dry, cool air enters your body and irritates your airways causing them to become constricted and inflamed.

Mould Spores

Mold is a type of fungus that grows in moisture. While the mold spores constantly floating in the air can trigger reactions, the problem worsens when these spores attach to a wet surface and mold begins to grow.

Air Pollution

Air pollution can quickly irritate your airways and trigger asthma symptoms. Some pollution particles are small enough to get right into your lungs and cause them to flare up as part of your immune response.

Dust Mites

Dust mites are tiny bugs that live in house dust and feed on the dead skin cells that people regularly shed. Your immune response causes symptoms such as sneezing and runny nose,

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