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[tntchix]

So you think it'd help, Sam?

works for me no more allergies I can be outside again. I get my honey down the road from some very happy bees.
of course my dr. doesn't buy it cuz i don't need to see him anymore

 

[Ravynscroft]

works for me no more allergies I can be outside again. I get my honey down the road from some very happy bees.
of course my dr. doesn't buy it cuz i don't need to see him anymore

Sounds good! Will try it! Thanx!

@Beer can also, QAL has a red or purple spot in middle of the flowers... I never worried about telling it apart from hemlock cuz I avoid them both, lol...

 

[Beer can]

My neighbor says it helps. They live in NJ and bought the house next to us for when he retires. He only comes up every couple weeks during the summer, and the first weekend of deer season. When he's up his allergies got bad. He buys honey by the gallon a town over, and gets it cheaper because they just refill his container. Good thing about honey is it lasts forever, no shelf life. I heard it also works good on cuts and wounds, doctors are actually studying it now because it works when other antibiotics don't.

 

[Ravynscroft]

My neighbor says it helps. They live in NJ and bought the house next to us for when he retires. He only comes up every couple weeks during the summer, and the first weekend of deer season. When he's up his allergies got bad. He buys honey by the gallon a town over, and gets it cheaper because they just refill his container. Good thing about honey is it lasts forever, no shelf life. I heard it also works good on cuts and wounds, doctors are actually studying it now because it works when other antibiotics don't.

Honey is amazing, I just never thought of it... prolly cuz I don't sweeten anything, lol... guess I need to change that, just not big on sweets...

 

[tntchix]

raw honey has antibiotic and antiseptic properties i use it on my skin too

plus i drink honey "tea" every morning

 

[Beer can]

Theres all sorts of info out there on honey healing wounds faster. I first looked it up after I first became a member of BYC and read a thread about a wound on a chicken and someone posted to put honey on it. HUH! You have to be jokeing! Nope it was true! I've learned many things on BYC. Most recently how to stay out of jail Lol! Just think chickens just think chickens....

 

[Beer can]

I put a spoon of honey in mint tea. I also like peanut butter and honey sandwiches on toast, and toast with butter and honey, (and if no ones looking I'll eat a spoonful right out of the jar).

 

[Amberjem]

My neighbor says it helps. They live in NJ and bought the house next to us for when he retires. He only comes up every couple weeks during the summer, and the first weekend of deer season. When he's up his allergies got bad. He buys honey by the gallon a town over, and gets it cheaper because they just refill his container. Good thing about honey is it lasts forever, no shelf life. I heard it also works good on cuts and wounds, doctors are actually studying it now because it works when other antibiotics don't.

it' been used as a homeopathic medicine for centuries

 

[Amberjem]

well fifty feet of fencing up....now switched to side fence by the woods...it's more functional then pretty like the black in the front yard... my frigging backs kicking my buns... I either shouldnt have back issues or be A LOT shorter....

 

[Amberjem]

honey and cob webs was a big wound care for the medics in the civil war as well........ I need got tea hot tea sounds great with lotsa honeys... now if I could have a couple goji berries in the tea also yum