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[[File:Betula pendula Sturm04034.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Illustration of [[w:Betula pendula|Betula pendula]] ([[w:fi:rauduskoivu|rauduskoivu]])]] | [[File:Betula pendula Sturm04034.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Illustration of [[w:Betula pendula|Betula pendula]] ([[w:fi:rauduskoivu|rauduskoivu]])]] | ||
Birch trees are of the genus Betula. In Finland there are two primary species of birch [[w:Betula pubescens]] ([[w:fi:hieskoivu]]) and [[w:Betula pendula]] ([[w:fi:rauduskoivu]]). [[w:List of Betula species]] | |||
'''Starting situation''' | |||
I used to have a bad [[w:birch]] [[w:pollen]] [[w:allergy]] that seemed to just get worse as years went by. I did not have that allergy from birth, but it developed at some stage. | I used to have a bad [[w:birch]] [[w:pollen]] [[w:allergy]] that seemed to just get worse as years went by. I did not have that allergy from birth, but it developed at some stage. | ||
'''How I cured my birch pollen allergy in 2000''' | |||
'''The theorem''': In the Spring of 2000, I formulated and tested my theorem that by consuming some birch flowerings I can make the allergy go away, by telling it very loudly enough that ''<u>you do not make any sense</u>''. | '''The theorem''': In the Spring of 2000, I formulated and tested my theorem that by consuming some birch flowerings I can make the allergy go away, by telling it very loudly enough that ''<u>you do not make any sense</u>''. | ||
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'''Contains a side-effect''': Occasionally I had perceptions like I was having a slight fever, but the allergy symptoms did not become worse from the consumption of the flowers. | '''Contains a side-effect''': Occasionally I had perceptions like I was having a slight fever, but the allergy symptoms did not become worse from the consumption of the flowers. | ||
''' | '''The end result''': <u>I have not had any birch pollen allergy starting from Spring 2001.</u> | ||