Hi,
 
Rick Havers recently wrote.
 
> I have a physician friend (non-customer) who claims that if he eats
> honey and exercises shortly thereafter that he gets winded far more
> than if he had not eaten honey. I believe he attributes it to the
> allergenic effect of the pollen in the honey on his respiratory system.
 
Of course another possible explanation for this is that a sudden big
surge of sugar in the blood causes a big surge in insulin to compensate.
This often 'overshoots' the correction and causes us to get winded far
more quickly.
 
Regards, Gordon