Does eating raw local honey actually help with allergies?

“An Extreme Year,”: Scientists Weigh in on North Carolina’s Pollen Boom

This story first published online at UNC Media Hub.When Raleigh native Ben Shifman went to dinner with his girlfriend in Carrboro, a thick layer of yellow pollen coated the table and silverware. A lifelong sufferer of pollen allergies, Shifman began to have trouble breathing. He made it through dinner with the help of an inhaler, but during a post-meal walk, Shifman became nauseous.“I hope I don’t yack,” he said, handing a box of leftovers to hi…

Does eating raw local honey actually help with allergies?

(NEXSTAR) – If spring means rapid-fire sneezes and anger-inducing eye itchiness, there's a decent chance you've heard that consuming raw local honey can help combat seasonal allergies. "If eating honey helps with allergies, then why can't I just lick the pollen off my car?" one TikToker asked, adding, "I'm at the point where I'm fully willing to do this, so if a doctor could just green-light this I'll start right now." A daily dose of honey — no…

One in four Frenchmen suffers from respiratory allergy in 2025. This phenomenon extends from year to year with climate change. If they are not diagnosed and managed, these allergies can lead to complications. - Allergies: attention to complications if they are not taken seriously (Health and well-being).

Top 10 'allergy capitals' of the US, plus 4 tips to manage symptoms – Democratic Accent

Allergy season is upon us, and it’s bringing about some of the worst cases yet. “Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns allow plants and trees to grow in places they didn’t before,” according to the American Lung Association — which means a rising pollen count, and even new types of pollen. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) recently released its annual allergy report, which identifies the “most challenging cities” fo…

Statements by the president of the Spanish Society of Clinical Immunology Allergology and Pediatric Asthma (SEICAP), Ana Martíñez-Cañavate; and the president of the organizing committee of the SEICAP Congress and co-author of the study, José Ángel Porto; who have explained that dust mites are the main reason for allergy in Galician children, above pollen, contrary to what happens in other territories of Spain. This happens due to the "very narro…