Many people believe that consuming local honey—made by bees that are, theoretically, pollinating some of those same plants that are causing your allergies—may ease symptoms.

There’s a common belief out there that local honey can help minimize the symptoms of allergies. Dana Clements, a Verify viewer, wants to know if that’s true and sent in this question: "Is it ...

The bottom line: Local honey will not help your allergies—but OTC meds and other treatments like allergy immunotherapy can. Emilia Benton is a Houston-based freelance writer and editor.

This explains why studies keep showing that honey doesn’t help allergies. We don’t want to stop you from eating local honey, though.

Seasonal allergy sufferers know that relief from streaming eyes, itchy throats, and stuffy noses can be elusive. One of the more widely touted home remedies is eating local honey or bee pollen to ...

The most famous of all? Local honey. The long-standing myth that consuming local honey can help prevent seasonal allergies is a trending search on Google – but does it actually work?

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.

There’s a common belief out there that local honey can help minimize the symptoms of allergies. Dana Clements, a Verify viewer, wants to know if that’s true and sent in this question: "Is it ...

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 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.