maddysmamaw
Crowing
I was told that local honey helps you build up immunity to pollen.
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That makes no sense at all. The pollens that cause problems are from things like trees and grass, plants that produce copious quantities of pollen that gets blown on the wind. The plants that use the bee vector for pollination produce much smaller amounts of very sticky pollen that doesn't get windborn. They are totally different classes of plants; they really have almost nothing in common. If ingesting the small quantities of pollen that would be found in honey really can help to reduce the allergic response, it shouldn't matter where the honey came from.I was told that local honey helps you build up immunity to pollen.
So it's basically just an old wives tale. And why do they call them old wives tales? Did old husbands never tell tales?That makes no sense at all. The pollens that cause problems are from things like trees and grass, plants that produce copious quantities of pollen that gets blown on the wind. The plants that use the bee vector for pollination produce much smaller amounts of very sticky pollen that doesn't get windborn. They are totally different classes of plants; they really have almost nothing in common. If ingesting the small quantities of pollen that would be found in honey really can help to reduce the allergic response, it shouldn't matter where the honey came from.![]()

And everybody knows better than to believe those.The old husband tales are all about fish.![]()
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I heard dead men tell no tales. ;-)
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I heard dead men tell no tales. ;-)
My mind just went here:
I need to get out more.![]()