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Re: OT hay fever in the early 1900s
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Posted by Majorman on June 22, 2006 at 23:57:48 from (86.141.128.134):
In Reply to: OT hay fever in the early 1900s posted by jerry decker in wellsvill on June 22, 2006 at 14:01:03:
We keep bee's and read some time ago that eating honey straight from the comb helped relieve the symptoms. A friend of ours who used to suffer badly with hay fever tried this and has now not had an attack for nearly 15 years. We have supplied a number of people with this honey and most get some relief. Honey from the comb contains some pollen that the bee brings to the hive. Never seen a bee sneezing either.
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