Middle Georgia’s Public Enemy Number One
Published December 1, 2011 at 9:44 am - No Comments
The Asian tiger mosquito’s first known sighting in the continental U.S. came in August 1985 near Houston, Texas. Since then, the species (also known as Aedes albopictus) has been found as far north as Minnesota; although it’s primarily distributed along the southeast, and Texas. In 1994, Georgia became the first state to document Aedes albopictus in all counties; [...]
Allergy Problems? Try Eating Local Honey
Published December 1, 2011 at 9:13 am - No Comments
Honey may work like a vaccination, triggering an immune system response While no formal studies have concluded honey reduces allergies, some people have fought their seasonal discomfort for decades by eating honey on a daily basis. How does it work? The most accepted theory is that the honey works like a vaccination, triggering an immune [...]
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