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bee pollen allergies

Allergies Bee Gone

Mon, 03 Nov 2008 12:29:11 EDT
As honey bees zip from plant to plant, they carry with them the pollen from those plants and deposit it into the honeycomb. ... When we eat that honey, the pollen acts as an immune booster, especially when taken in small amounts consistently over time prior to the onset of the allergy season....According to Tom Ogren, author of several books on allergies and how to prevent them, honey contains bits and pieces of pollen from the plants that surround t he bee hive....It’s relatively inexpensive compared to Claritin and/or allergy shots, plus it tastes fabulous! ... Here’s to clear lungs, drip-free noses, and strong stomachs all winter long! And to the bees!...

guest commentary Backyard beekeeping will benefit bees, beekeepers ... - Denver Post

Sat, 15 Nov 2008 07:42:37 GMT

guest commentary Backyard beekeeping will benefit bees, beekeepers ... Denver Post, CO - Nov 14, 2008 The worker bee then explores a sunflower in your neighbor's garden and flies a few blocks to the neighborhood community garden, where she collects pollen ...

Add a special postmark on that letter from Santa - Austin American-Statesman

Sun, 16 Nov 2008 13:57:51 GMT

Add a special postmark on that letter from Santa Austin American-Statesman, TX - Nov 16, 2008 Bowland adds that consuming tea made from cedar or cedar pollen will not do anything to alleviate your symptoms. Several readers responded to last week's ...

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