Malka writes:

Thank  you so much for advice for allergy and sinus. I am a little 
embarassed to ask  this, but what do you mean by "local honey".
~~~ Ah yes the things we take for granted when we post: Local honey just  
means that it is literally harvested locally, or as locally as possible to 
where  one is buying it. The bees are sampling pollen and making  their honey 
from the same plants the person might be reacting to. 
Maybe this is helpful? 
 
_http://www.fitsugar.com/Got-Seasonal-Allergies-Eat-Local-Honey-258237_ 
(http://www.fitsugar.com/Got-Seasonal-Allergies-Eat-Local-Honey-258237) 
 
For us in Brooklyn, buying NY or NJ honey is possible, especially at  
Greenmarkets and "natural" food stores or food co-ops. We also now  have a 
beekeeper a few blocks from us who is hoping to be able to have enough to  start 
selling it, which I'm looking forward to.
 
Peace,
Judy
 
Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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