Asthma and royal jelly?

by Shanna
(South Carolina)

My doctor "says" I have asthma...I've never had an asthma attack and rarely even use an inhaler. I take no allergy meds nor any asthma meds. Everything I read says to not take RJ if you have asthma. Would there be an appropriate dose to start with so I can see if I'm allergic? I eat honey with no problems and have even used Bee Pollen before with no problems as well.

Angela's Comments:

Interesting that your Dr. says you have asthma but no asthma symptoms. If you are to try the royal jelly, start out with micro doses and slowly increase them if you experience no symptoms. A micro dose would be the tip of a teaspoon or less to start, gradually building from there.

Bee healthy,
Angela

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May 27, 2022
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Allergic Reaction
by: Ann

It sounds like it was anaphylaxis. If you have never been stung by a bee, I would go get an allergy test for it if I were you. You might have grown out of it, but you might need an epi-pen. You never know.

May 27, 2022
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Stay away from Royal Jelly if you have Asthma
by: Anonymous

When I was a kid I had the tiniest taste of Royal Jelly on the tip of my finger. Within half an hour I was rushed to hospital with a severe asthma attack.

Stay away if you have asthma.

May 20, 2014
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by: Anonymous

You really have to go to a Pulmonologist to see if you have asthma. They do all kinds of breathing tests to see.

I've had allergy and sinus problems for years, and now I have asthma. I think that the asthma is mainly due to my Blood Pressure Medicine (I started having problems right after I started the medicine, and it's listed as a side-effect).

Anyway, I've heard that Royal Jelly help asthma, but you shouldn't take it if you have asthma -- I know!

The next time I see my Pulmonologist, I'm going to ask him, and if I were you, I'd go to one and find out for sure, and until you speak to someone, I wouldn't take the Royal Jelly.

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