While some people believe local honey can help with allergies by desensitizing a person to pollen, there's limited scientific evidence to support this claim. Honey may help with allergy-related cough.

You've probably heard someone singing the praises of Manuka honey, but what makes this honey so special? If you're a ...

Unlike commercial honey, which is often ultra-pasteurized and stripped of its beneficial properties, raw local honey retains its full spectrum of vitamins, antioxidants and antibacterial compounds.

“Honey, unfortunately, is not going to do that, even if it’s local or raw,” he says. First off, honey does not contain much, if any, of the pollen linked to seasonal allergies.

If spring means rapid-fire sneezes and anger-inducing eye itchiness, there’s a decent chance you’ve heard that consuming raw local honey can help combat seasonal allergies.

Each and every one of our editors has a jar of honey in their pantry. We reach for it constantly — whether drizzling over yogurt, whisking into an easy vinaigrette, or simmering in a pan for this ...

"I think every year we get people that say, 'Oh, I'm allergic to ragweed, and I eat your honey, and it benefits.''' Texas Raw Honey sells about 300,000 bottles of honey per year, and this is the ...

Danny Bost, the Central Panhandle Beekeeper Association president, and Stephen Revell with the Tupelo Beekeeper’s Association, joined NewsChannel 7 in studio on Thursday to discuss environmental ...

If spring means rapid-fire sneezes and anger-inducing eye itchiness, there’s a decent chance you’ve heard that consuming raw local honey can help combat seasonal allergies.

Honey has been a staple in natural medicine for centuries, but despite its health benefits, experts remind consumers it is still a form of sugar and should be used in moderation and (if possible ...

Know how to add honey in your meals and which one is better for your health – raw, minimally processed or processed honey?

Backyard beekeepers sell their honey online, in stores and at farmers markets. Like many local honey purveyors, Chris Crabtree is not a professional beekeeper.