How can these flowers cause me allergies?

 A small example of how powerful the mind

  A woman living in London.  Roses grow well in the local climate.  Everyone likes them.  But, this woman is allergic to roses.  When a flower is nearby, tears and sneezes come from his eyes.  He will work very hard.  So he will take care not to go near the roses. 

  One day in this situation, a meeting in his office.  Went to attend.  The only shock to him was when he entered that meeting room.  A large table was decorated with hundreds of roses. 

 Allergic to us if a flower is nearby, how are we going to attend a meeting among so many flowers?

  But with no other choice, he went and sat down in the place allotted to him.  Tears welled up in his eyes, and he began to sneeze and his face flushed. 

  The meeting has not started yet.

  Only then did he realize that those flowers were not real flowers.  That everything is artificial flowers made of paper. 

 How can these flowers cause me allergies?

  The second he thought of this, all the symptoms of his allergies disappeared. 

 This mind is diseases

  With this mind 

  Can also create can give solution to it. 

 Therefore, 

  Count only positive_thoughts and use the mind in a good way. 

  There is no penance greater than patience. There is no pleasure greater than contentment. There is no virtue higher than mercy. There is no more powerful weapon than forgiveness…! 

  Surrounded by failures.  Remove it like the sun illuminating the darkness and take a footstep on the next step of success.  Not until the end, but until you reach your goal. Try to find the solution to every problem wisely.  Let this dawn in your life too! 

If you are allergic to pollen, you may think all flowers and plants are the enemy. But there are actually some types that won’t aggravate your allergies. If you suffer from a pollen allergy, it doesn’t mean you’re doomed to a life without flowers or greenery in your home or that you can never plant a garden in your yard. (You should also let your boyfriend know he can still send you flowers!) It’s just a matter of choosing the right kind of flower or plant that won’t irritate your allergies.

This breakdown will give you a rough idea of what types of plants and flowers you can be around and which you should stay away from. And remember, if you want to play it extra safe, you can always opt for dried flowers instead of freshly cut.

The biggest pollen culprits

It’s usually grasses, weeds and trees, all release pollen into the wind, that cause allergy sufferers to sniffle and get itchy eyes. While pretty flowers do contain pollen, your hay fever is less likely to be traced back to them. Flowers with strong scents and that produce a high amount of pollen (think cherry blossoms, daisies and sunflowers) are the troublemakers.

Choose flowers with little pollen

Since pollen is the part of the flower that triggers your allergies, flowers with little pollen are the best choices for allergy sufferers. Some options include roses, daffodils, tulips, begonias, zinnias and geraniums. In these flowers, the pollen molecules are large and heavy and are thus unlikely to become airborne. Orchids are also an excellent choice because they have so little pollen.

In terms of plants, cacti and other succulents are good choices, but perhaps not as gifts, given their prickly and not-as-pretty appearance.

Even better, choose flowers with no pollen

Certain plants contain both the male and female plants. This type of species is called a dioecious plant. Male plants produce pollen, while female plants produce fruit. So female plants are pollen-free and therefore will not irritate allergy sufferers. Holly and currant vines are dioecious, but as you can expect, sending bouquets of these plants is not customary.