Mad Honey – The Dangerously Sweet Syrup
Mad honey comes from Turkey’s Black sea regions, Nepal, and a few other places. This is not a honey that anyone should play around with.
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The Two Types of Lavender Honey Worth Knowing
Lavender honey is a wonderful food but also claims many health benefits. It’s sure to get the taste buds tingling for lovers of quality honeys.
How Do Honey and Diabetics Get Along?
Pure honey is an all-natural food. According to research, it can provide beneficial effects on body weight and blood lipids of diabetic patients.
The Essential Vitamins and Minerals in Royal Jelly
Honey bees feed their queen on Royal jelly. She’s bigger, stronger and lives longer than all the other bees because of it. What can RJ do for humans?
Sweet Deception: Are You Eating Impure Honey
Is your honey real, fake or somewhere between the two? How can you know that you’re getting what it says on the label? You can test it!
Pine Honey – A Fine Forest Honeydew
Pine honey has a good reputation and an excellent nutritional profile. It’s equally as renowned for its culinary value in kitchens across the world.
The Effects of Commercial Processing and Storage on Raw Honey
Science has since proved that processing reduces the pollen content of honey but that does not have an effect on its nutrient content.
Honey-based Mead Curb Antibiotic Resistance
Honey Hunter’s Elixir (honey wine) is the original mead drink. This simple beverage could help win against antibiotic resistant bacteria.
How Chemists Detect Antibiotics in Honey
Honey bees are given antibiotics to treat diseases, which can then find their way into their honey. How dangerous is this to human health?
LifeMel Honey – Tried and Tested Health Benefits
LifeMel special honey comes with a high price tag and some huge claims. So can this new “super food” really help cancer patients?