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"Also, since pollen and other allergens also vary in intensity or amount

Pollen in the local honey must be the same as the one causing the allergy I 
would think. Spring allergies would require spring honey etc. Grass 
allergies would not be affected as bee would not work most grasses as well 
as common and giant ragweed. I don't know if bees work sneezeweed AKA wing 
stem.

Dan Veilleux
in the mountains of NC
zone 6a 

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