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MemberHow “local” does raw honey have to be for it to be benificial for allergies? I found some about 15 miles from my house. Would that work?
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MemberThat sounds about as local as you can get Amy. I think the idea is that those bees would be pollenating the same local native plants that would be near your home. You could also try bee pollen, which you can often find at places that sell local honey.
I’m getting ready to start one of my dogs on Springtime’s Fresh Factors as one of the ingredients is bee pollen.
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