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What is honey made of?

Honey

Ноnеу hаѕ аn ехtrеmеlу fаvоrаblе еffесt uроn uѕ. Іt іѕ а bіоlоgісаllу асtіvе рrоduсt аnd hаѕ а vеrу rісh аnd соmрlісаtеd соmроѕіtіоn. Тhе ехасt соmроѕіtіоn оf hоnеу dереndѕ оn thе flоwеrѕ thаt bееѕ аrе роllіnаtіng. Еvеrуthіng іt соntаіnѕ іѕ nесеѕѕаrу аnd uѕеful fоr humаn hеаlth. Тhеrе аrе оvеr 300 ѕubѕtаnсеѕ fоund іn hоnеу, whісh fаvоrаblу аffесt thе mеtаbоlіс рrосеѕѕеѕ іn thе bоdу.

Іf уоu nееd mоrе dеtаіlеd іnfоrmаtіоn, hеrе іѕ а соmрrеhеnѕіvе lіѕt оf hоnеу іngrеdіеntѕ

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Health Benefits of Honey are Numerous

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Honey has been used by countless cultures all around the world over the past 2,500 years. While the numerous health benefits of honey have made it an important element of traditional medicines such as Ayurvedic treatments, scientists are also researching the benefits in relation to modern medicine, particularly in the healing of wounds.

It is known as Honig in German, Miele in Italian, Shahad in Hindi, Miel in French and Spanish, Mel in Portuguese, мед in Russian, Honing in Dutch, and μελι in Greek; there is almost no part in the world where honey is not widely used and celebrated as a part of the cultural diet.

But what makes honey so popular? Most likely, it is the ease with which it can be consumed. One can eat it directly, put it on bread like a jam, mix it with juice or any drink instead of sugar, or mix it with warm water, lime juice, cinnamon and other herbs to make a medicine. It is savored by all due to its taste as well as health benefits, making it extremely useful and versatile. Continue reading Health Benefits of Honey are Numerous

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Royal Jelly has nutritional complexity

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The nutritional complexity of the bee hive is vast. A very unique complex of micronutrients is required to allow the Bees to differentiate themselves into their different roles and provide the nutrition necessary to keep the hive going. Royal Jelly is a honey bee secretion that allows a specific bee larvae to grow into the Queen Bee. Modern spectrometric analysis suggests that royal jelly contains about 185 different organic compounds, with the most important one being a protein called royalactin. It’s believed that royalactin is the compound most responsible for allowing a larvae to morph into the queen bee.

A Green Superfood

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Bee Pollen Super Healing Power

Bee Pollen

Bee pollen is the male seed of a flower blossom which are collected by the honey bees and mixed with the bees’ digestive enzymes. It’s a blend of sticky pollen granules that could contain up to five million pollen spores each. Raved by many scientists as a complete nutrition, a super nutritious, perfect food, these tiny pollens contain almost all the nutrients required by the human body and are enormously rich in proteins, vitamins, minerals, beneficial fatty acids, carotenoids, and bioflavonoids which are anti-viral, antibacterial and helpful in lowering cholesterol, stabilizing and strengthening capillaries. Pollen is the only plant source that contains the exclusive vitamin B12.

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Anti-Cancer Propolis natural antibiotic alternative

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The Powerful Natural Antibiotic

Propolis is a natural anti-cancer and antibiotic made by honeybees that is fast gaining in popularity in the application of home remedies! It’s a bee product that makes head turn and cause us to wow at the wonder of nature and marvel at the ability of the highly organized insect – honey bee. Enjoy the fascinating story of propolis and how the bees use it to protect themselves from diseases.

Some trees and conifers produce sticky resins as part of their immune system to defend themselves against disease. Honey bees collect these substances that ooze from the buds of these plants. (Research found out that honeybees make discrete choices among resinous plant species. PLOS ONE Journal, Oct 2013) After chewing them and mixing them with their saliva and other substances, propolis is formed. This nutrient-rich substance is of vital importance for the survival of the honey bees in the beehive. It is created to sterilize the hive and protect it against diseases and infection. Interestingly, “propolis” means “in defence of the city” in Greek. Not only does it help to inhibit the spread of bacteria, virus, and fungi that would otherwise pose a significant threat in the closely-knit quarters, it also helps fight against climatic changes, such as wind and cold. Continue reading Anti-Cancer Propolis natural antibiotic alternative

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Raw Honey – Nature’s Sweetener

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Honey is sweet – that’s a given. But did you know that raw honey also adds a special touch to almost any recipe? It’s the whisper at a party. It’s the sigh after the perfect bite. It’s the nostalgic feeling of childhood. It’s your secret ingredient with endless possibilities.

Many people think of honey as a drizzle in desserts or a topping for toast. But now more than ever, honey’s being recognized as a versatile ingredient and pantry staple in the kitchen. All-natural raw honey gives your recipes unbeatable flavor and unmatched functional benefits. From balancing flavors to providing moisture to baked goods, one-ingredient honey performs a slew of tasks, all from one little bottle.
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Desert Honey is the best -> Scroll down to see more honey info

Raw desert Honey Bees Pahrump Honey Company

Pahrump Honey Co is based in Southeast Pahrump, Nevada close to the  Nevada  California  borders.   Our Desert Honey is gathered by Bees working the  Great Basin Desert  and collecting Nectar and Pollen from many plants like Yucca, Mesquite, wild flowers, orchards and Alfalfa fields.  

Some  nectar  is  also  gathered from the native grasses and Thistle bushes, flowering ground covers plus the Cottonwood, Elm, and Mesquite trees.  Where there is a flower, there too you may find one of our industrious Lady Bees going about their business of gathering the elixir of life for you. Read about the Health Benefits of Honey