Bee Pollen for Allergies?

[KimDe]

Has anyone tried bee pollen for allergies? For their bully of course.

 

[1Chumly]

I have heard about it. It has to be local, as close to you as you can possibly get, not store bought. Oops, just realized you were talking about pollen, not honey! No more wine for me!

 

[NewEnglandBully]

Haven't tried for dogs, just for human allergies (and yes @1Chumly ) you are correct, has to be local!!

 

[oscarmayer]

Bee pollen? Is it sold as a locally harvested product?

 

[TyTysmom]

We do local honey.


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[helsonwheels]

Great stuff and yes needs to be local but make sure there is no allergies towards pollen!!! And yiu dont take this every day. Take it for 30-60 days and take a break Read link below. Pine pollen is fantastic stuff too!

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[2BullyMama]

Where would you find local bee pollen? I am thinking of starting Lambeau on local honey -- would that be just as good?

 

[Marine91]

Local raw honey is what we get as well.

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[helsonwheels]

Where would you find local bee pollen? I am thinking of starting Lambeau on local honey -- would that be just as good?

Do you have local farmers market? Start there and ask questions like where is the honey or their products from. Go to your local natural health food stores.

 

[helsonwheels]

Raw Honey Benefits | Two Beekeepers

BTW do NOT heat your honey as you lose all nutritional value of your raw honey. Here's a great link!

 

[KimDe]

I think I will try honey. Not sure where I can get local pollen but I have bought raw honey for myself in the past.