Pollen Allergy Treatment Q&A
Here's a collection of questions related to Pollen Allergy Treatment that visitors of Benefits of Honey have asked via the
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Question: I take local honey everyday for my allergies. It doesn't seem to be helping. Is this theory just a myth?
Reply: Honey is an old home remedy with benefits long known since ancient time even until today. Though many of its applications might not be supported by modern science, many people have tried and found it to be medically beneficial in many ways. On the same note, the use of local honey to counter allergy has been found to be useful for some people. As suggested in my website Honey Allergy , concerning any medical health issues, it’s wise to ask and consult your doctor regarding the use of local honey and also to ascertain that your allergies are due to the pollens in your environment. Your doctor might have a better solution for your allergies than using local honey.
Question: What are the allergy symptoms of honey?
Reply: Allergies to honey are almost unheard of. But in very rare cases, I have come across mentions of getting minor stomach ache, dizziness or headaches for some people (which I feel it may not necessarily be due to allergy but contamination of honey, then nevertheless, today it seems that it's possible to be allergic to anything, as someone has interestingly put it across - "you may be able to eat strawberries today, but tomorrow develop an allergy to them." However, many have used local honey to cure allergies caused by pollen (perhaps that's why allergies and honey are often connected).
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