taking pollen for health reasons
by susan long
(Rock Creek, Oh)
Can bee pollen cause dry skin in the face? I don't know if it is causing the problem, but I would like any
input. I am going to stop taking it for a while to see if the dryness clears up or not. I'll post my findings
later.
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