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Reactions to bee-collected pollen?
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> Have you ever seen someone try a pinch of bee-collected
> pollen, and
> immediately go into a major allergic reaction? 

Randy, have you seen this? I'm considering adding pollen for sale with my honey at the farmers' market, but some of these posts are scaring me.

Eugene Makovec
Missouri USA

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