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Rapeseed allergies help please? |
I'm horribly allergic to the rapeseed flower in that it gives me horribly bad hayfever. Does anyone know if eating the seeds can be good, in a way to get my body used to it? Or would this be likely to give me a bad reaction? I would actually ask a health practitioner about this. They say that eating honey from the local area, might hhelp with local pollens, but I would be wary about this, unless you do it under the supervision of a doctor. It could be okay, it could have disastrous effects. Actually, you probably are allergic to Birch tree. It is quite rare to be allergic to flowers. However, when you see rapeseed flowers in bloom, birch tree is blooming as well - and is usually the culprit. |
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