In this, you have carried out research on how environmental medicine helps in the control of allergies using its methods to a limited extent, and that too by way of collecting secondary data from papers and clinical trials published between 2015 and 2023. The pilot study aims to gather data on the potential benefits of naturopathic care—reduced allergy symptoms, inflammation markers, and improved lung function—specifically herbal cleansing protocols, targeted dietary change, and acupuncture. The data from different sources were collected and analysed to assess the efficacy of therapy between pre-therapy and post-therapy. The results were great, with a decrease in symptoms by 60%–70% and inflammatory markers reduced to between 50% and 60%. Lung function improvement was between 40% and 50%, especially in cases of respiratory allergies. These advances were confirmed by statistical tests (p < 0.05). It comes to the conclusion that allergy diseases are well controlled by environmental medicine and provide an alternative solution besides traditional therapies for allergic conditions. Nonetheless, the authors write that more research is needed into how well these therapies work for longer amounts of time and why. This study gives important insights into integrative treatment of allergies with naturopathic medicine and provides an infrastructure for further research.