I've heard a lot of people swear by local, unpasteurized honey. I'm sure it helps, though I've not tried it.
Yes, the unpasteurized honey. Also it is about 2 or 3 teaspoons a day,taken before the allergy season if possiable. Even eating some of the honey comb is suspose to help. The pasteurizing may destroy some of the pollen properties. The honey should be local to the area you are in, the closer the beter.
Atleast that is what you are suspose to do if you want to give it a try. I have allergy but never tried the honey treatment.
Don't give the raw honey to very young children if unpasteurized is another warning.
This year is suspose to really be bad, but for some reason I have not had much of it this year. Maybe it is because of all the rain we have has kept the pollen out of the air that usually gets me.