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you can eat local honey
if you want, you can eat local honey for allergy help
but you can eat honey if you want, regardless
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So i know where not suposed to use honey, but if you live in an area where allergens are bad, would it be acceptable to use locally made honey (natural and as untouched as possible, of course) every once in a while to help yourself build an immunity to those allergens?
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you can eat honey
you can eat local honey
if you want, you can eat local honey for allergy help
but you can eat honey if you want, regardless
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true that.
and it works great for allergen relief -- we used to tbsp per day which was recommended to us. it worked great. did it when we first moved to NZ and we haven't had any problems.
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Local honey... is so NOM! And perfectly acceptable to boot!
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