Honey
One of the great things about honey is how it’s often considered a home remedy for the sore and itchy throat, as a tablespoon of honey coats and eases the affected area. It’s similar to allergy symptoms, where you can use a tablespoon of honey to achieve the same. That said, if some researchers are to be believed, honey can help in more ways than one. They claim that honey, a product of bees, is connected to the pollen that acts as an allergen for many people. So, theoretically, if you want to build a resistance to pollen allergy, you do so by adding more honey to your diet.
Provided that’s how it works when building resistance, it’s a sound strategy. After all, the bees collect pollen to create the honey, so it’s only natural to hypothesize that the honey has a connection to the pollen. If that’s the case, then building resistance to pollen allergy is all about eating more honey. Funny enough, the results are a little muddied as honey is also used as a remedy for sore and itchy throat. In any case, it never hurts to eat more honey.
