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Honey Bees are not native to America

Introduction of the European Honey Bee

Honey Bees are not native to North America

You may have heard that if it were not for honey bees, flowers wouldn´t bloom, trees wouldn´t bear fruit and many other plants would disappear…… not necessarily; the honeybee wasn´t introduced to North America until the 17th Century with the arrival of Spanish and European settlers. These early settlers were able to grow their familiar crops for many years before the honey bee finally made its way to this continent. Continue reading Honey Bees are not native to America

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Is Propolis a Cure for the Common Cold?

Propolis and Common Cold

Is Propolis a Cure for the Common Cold?
Scientists set out to answer this question in 40 children.   What they found was dramatic and totally unexpected.

It seems to come around every year: that rash of sneezing, coughing, aching friends and family members. Some years, no matter how careful you are about washing your hands and avoiding the sick, you still wind up catching a cold yourself. But if it happens to you, you don’t have to suffer. A growing body of evidence indicates that bee products like propolis can significantly reduce the duration of a cold and relieve symptoms. There’s still no cure for the common cold; but, the more research we do, the more we learn how propolis can help.

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A medicine and natural remedy for thousands of years

Honey is a heart medicine

10 Health Benefits of Honey

This magical concoction created by flower nectar and the digestive tract of a bee has been used as a medicine and natural remedy for thousands of years. Scientific studies confirm this ancient healer wisdom. Besides the importance of bees as a pollinator of food crops, their honey is an important natural source of sweetness and is also good for treating or preventing certain conditions. Here are ten health benefits of honey… Continue reading A medicine and natural remedy for thousands of years

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Antibacterial properties of Honey Proven

Antibacterial honey
Antibacterial Power
There’s no doubt honey has the antibacterial power to kill bacteria.
Studies have shown that it is effective against dozens of strains, including E. coli and salmonella. A specific type of honey from New Zealand, called manuka honey, along with Malaysian Tualang honey, has been shown to fight staph and the digestive bacteria responsible for peptic ulcers, H. pylori.
What makes honey Antibacterial? Most bees deposit hydrogen peroxide into the honey as they synthesize flower pollen. Add that honey is naturally acidic, and you have a recipe for antibacterial properties.

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Raw Honey – Nature’s Sweetener

Honey Jar

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