Honey and hayfever

[Levitt53]

Ok thanks all. Yes my standard reply was 'I don't think it's ever been researched but please let me know if you think it helps'. It will be interesting to see what feedback I get.

 

[viridens]

If it does help, I suppose it could be be that that eating tiny quantities of local pollen builds tolerance, a kind of Homeopathy, and honey is a pleasant way to do that. Or maybe the bees need to add snake oil and magic moonbeams to make it work.

 

[Swarm]

Ok thanks all. Yes my standard reply was 'I don't think it's ever been researched but please let me know if you think it helps'. It will be interesting to see what feedback I get.

I'd expect quite a few positives. I have customers who swear by it and those whose symptoms return if they run out of honey.

 

[Anduril]

Some our beekeepers ready to heal even diabetes with honey.

They may have read this.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/317662.php

 

[Finman]

They may have read this.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/317662.php

Total rubbish. And our beekeepers do not have read that.

The writer knows nothing about diabetes.

But if somebody tries to heal diabetes 2 with honey, he will see the result in two hours. So simple.

But if you take a spoonfull of honey, it does not make much.