If you have allergies, I have a really good protocol for you, especially if you have something

called seasonal allergic rhinitis, which basically means you have pollen allergies.

Every year, this pollen floats in the air, it gets into your sinuses, and you have all

sorts of sinus mucous, congestion, sneezing, fatigue, et cetera, et cetera.

Is there something natural that you can do to get rid of these allergies?

And the answer is yes, but the first question, what is pollen?

Pollen simply is produced by a flower, and it's involved in the reproductive system,

in a plant, pollen or pollenization involves a male molecule connecting with a female molecule,

making things fertile, to then generate and create seeds. And if you have an allergy to pollen,

your body is rejecting pollen. And in that rejection process, you have this whole series

of immune reactions that involve the generation of histamines, which are mucous producing

their fatigue poisons, and without getting too complex, they're basically trying to turn this

pollen into something that is less harmful. So we can use this concept in developing a strategy

that can be very effective. And so if your body is rejecting pollen, the solution or the strategy

would be to gradually expose the body to pollen starting at a very small level and then increasing

this over time. So then the body will reject it less and less and less to the point where

you have no more allergies. Pollen is spread through the wind or through bees. And today we're

going to talk about the remedy using something that bees have, which is called bee pollen. If you

can find local bee pollen, that would be the best remedy. Because in bee pollen, you have a

combination of a lot of different types of pollen and a lot of different flowers in your area.

And by consuming this pollen, it goes into the system and it crosses the immune barrier in your

intestines, getting the stamp of approval through immigration. So that way, you're not bypassing

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