Immunotherapy for hay fever

[scraggs]

Has anyone tried immunotherapy, I seem to be having more and more problems with hay fever and saw an item on TV on how good it can be.

It's unlikely I would get it on the NHS and is fairly expensive, apparently it can not be started mid season so will have to wait.

[IanW]

you should try bee pollen....

 

the supplement helps with mine, though I think I'm finally growing out of it.

[skyhuck]

you should try bee pollen....

 

the supplement helps with mine, though I think I'm finally growing out of it.

 

Do you mean honey or is this something else??

[scraggs]

Do you mean honey or is this something else??

 

I have just been looking it up and it appears to be something else bee pollen.

I will happily try anything

[IanW]

Do you mean honey or is this something else??

 

 

http://www.justingredients.co.uk/bee-pollen-2767.html

 

pure bee pollen granules.... sweet powdery taste, natural immune booster

[IanW]

I have just been looking it up and it appears to be something else bee pollen.

I will happily try anything

 

 

if your allergic to pollen try one granule at a time to see how it affects you, you don't want a reaction to the stuff, introduce it to your body slowly

[scraggs]

if your allergic to pollen try one granule at a time to see how it affects you, you don't want a reaction to the stuff, introduce it to your body slowly

 

Cheers for that

I have just ordered some.

How much would you take a day if it's ok ?

[IanW]

erm good question..... I don't honestly know, what or if there are guidelines.

 

I used to take about 2 tbl spoons 3 times a day.

 

It's up to the individual really, it's very hard to say with supplements, every one is different

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Eat honey produced by bees in your area; problem solved.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

http://www.justingredients.co.uk/bee-pollen-2767.html

 

pure bee pollen granules.... sweet powdery taste, natural immune booster

 

 

Thanks for the link. It does say however that those with pollen allergies should avoid bee pollen.