I can't breaf....

[Mach1]

I'm fine as well, it's probably the Keto :-D

[krazy kris]

The cedars on Possum kingdom were spurting last month. When we would be fishing and they started spurting we would crank up and haul ass like it was a fog that was going to turn us inside out.

[krazy kris]

[Rafa]

I am just now getting over fucking sinus/bronchitus!!

I think I am really gonna start thinking of allergy shots

[Kart21]

mountain cedar has a bad habit of just fucking me up. I had one of the worst sinus infections i’ve had in years just a few weeks back. Mountain cedar can kiss my ass.

yep

[Gasser64]

Regularly eating raw fruits and vegetables, and local honey. Supposed to take allergies down by quite a lot.

[Strychnine]

Regularly eating raw fruits and vegetables, and local honey. Supposed to take allergies down by quite a lot.

There's no science behind that

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/11868925/

Effect of ingestion of honey on symptoms of rhinoconjunctivitis.

Randomized controlled trial

Rajan TV, et al. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2002

BACKGROUND: Allergic rhinoconjunctivitis is a common disorder, affecting >20% of people of all socioeconomic strata. Despite this high prevalence, relatively few sufferers seek professional medical help, presumably because of a widespread reliance on complementary remedies.

OBJECTIVE: We investigated the widely held belief among allergy-sufferers that regular ingestion of honey ameliorates the symptoms of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis.

METHODS: The study was conducted at the University of Connecticut Health Center's Lowell P. Weicker General Clinical Research Center. Thirty-six participants who complained of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis were recruited. All recruits were scratch-tested at entry for common aeroallergens. The cohort was randomly assigned to one of three groups, with one receiving locally collected, unpasteurized, unfiltered honey, the second nationally collected, filtered, and pasteurized honey, and the third, corn syrup with synthetic honey flavoring. They were asked to consume one tablespoonful a day of the honey or substitute and to follow their usual standard care for the management of their symptoms. All participants were instructed to maintain a diary tracking 10 subjective allergy symptoms, and noting the days on which their symptoms were severe enough to require their usual antiallergy medication.

RESULTS: Neither honey group experienced relief from their symptoms in excess of that seen in the placebo group.

CONCLUSIONS: This study does not confirm the widely held belief that honey relieves the symptoms of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis.

[soap]

Looks like rough seas.

[lincolnboy]

Steroid shot

[GeorgeG.]

There's no science behind that


https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/11868925/

Well that sucks... I too thought consuming locally harvested honey helped build your immunity to allergens.


This started Friday afternoon for me and today I actually feel some improvement. Still sneezing a crap ton and my eyes are itchy as AF but it's much better compared to yesterday where I felt like I was 70...weak, no strength, muscles ached, etc.

[krazy kris]

Looks like rough seas.

Another reason I dig PK, the wind never makes it rough. That same wind (20mph) on eagle mountain would be 5ft swells lol