Although the honey I’m using isn’t manuka or jarrow it’s very good quality, and from the English countryside where there are many wild flowers. It’s probably good that you’ve tried the different kinds now because you can be sure what you were using before is good stuff! How long have you been taking honey and how has it affected your symptoms?   [End]
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I’ve had good results with blackstrap molasses too I mix it with milk and drink. It’s really good for arthritis too.   [End]
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I was taking raw, unfiltered honey that I got from big lots and it was great stuff for cheap. I next bought some Kroger clover honey that just simply tastes like high fructose corn syrup. I don’t think it’s working as well as the unfiltered, raw stuff did. They say it’s good quality honey when it starts to crystalize in the bottle. Interesting though that it says that even the heated artificial honey can help or work too. I can absolutely taste and tell the difference between the too. I should have stuck with the raw stuff bigger bottle for cheap doesn’t always mean it’s good quality. Wish ...
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Chromium levels blood sugars and since I’ve been eating honey to cure my Candida I’ve been taking it. It’s quite astonishing! I’ve had a very severe bout of Candida that’s lasted for months and months and I’ve been throwing every strong antifungal I can think of at it, including herbal tinctures, powders and filling empty capsules with antifungal essential oils to use as pessiaries and suppositories. I’ve cut virtually all carbs out, except for a bit of buckwheat and hemp protein. It’s all been seeming to do nothing and my itching has been off the scale. For a few days I’ve been eating ...
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To boost dwindling bee populations some bee rescue organizations will place beehives in suitable neighborhoods and allow residents to ”host a hive”. I live in a regular residential neighborhood and been doing it for the past 3 months with zero problems. Costs nothing. Someone comes out and checks the bees are okay, and once in a while I get some honey! The bees flourish and so does local plant life!   [End]
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Components in Bee Venom, Pollen, and Honey... http://curezone.com/upload/Knowledge_Base/slide_35.jpg http://curezone.com/upload/Knowledge_Base/moises_asis_cmacc_2009_apitherapy_for_mental_disorders_and_chemical_ad.jpg http://curezone.com/upload/Knowledge_Base/moises_asis_cmacc_2009_apitherapy_for_mental_disorders_and_chemical_ad1.jpg http://curezone.com/upload/Knowledge_Base/honey_nutrition_2.gif I didn’t know there was a lot of fluoride in Honey... This site has everything about Honey! http://www.benefits-of-honey.com/honey-nutrition.html   [End]
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(NaturalNews) Not all honey is created equal. While the benefits of raw, unprocessed honey have been well-documented over the centuries, Australian researchers have found one type of honey, called Manuka honey, to be better than all known antibiotics. Manuka honey is produced by bees that forage on the nectar of Leptospermum Scoparium , or New Zealand’s Manuka bush, as well as tea trees, native to Australia and New Zealand only. This remarkable type of honey not only effectively kills bacteria, but none of the bugs killed by it have been able to build up immunit ... [Image Embedded Here]
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(NaturalNews) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been doing its best to protect Monsanto and the entire GMO industry by dragging its feet and hiding information regarding glyphosate content in foods. Glyphosate, the most widely-used herbicide on the planet and an essential component in GMO agricultural methods, has been the subject of increasing concern - particularly since the World Health Organization (WHO) classified it as a ” probable human carcinogen” in 2015. For many years, the FDA avoided testing foods for glyphosate residue at all, parroting Monsanto’s assurances ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I think the two strategies are different. I believe that the bee stings force a particular immune response in which that response then attacks the pathogens where the bee pollen story relates to enzymes found in the pollen that attack pathogens. There is quite a few studies on Manuka honey (and other varieties) that are applied topically to kill resistant organisms. The blog lady consumed the bee pollen rather than using topical applications. Anyhow this is very interesting information. One thing I did find was that apparently not all honey has the same capacity, I would suspect thi ...
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Have heard of good response to people intentionally stinging themselves with certain species of bee for the immune stimulating effect. Not sure about what you are saying here though. Next time I’m in the Asia’s, I am definitely going to give it a go.   [End]
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She was able to get rid of them - protozoa are difficult to get rid of, depending on the species. Many people have not gotten the results with pharmas, some have. I would try the natural route first and you can add some other naturals such as caprylic acid, neem and graviola and some goldenseal leaf (not root). I would try some hemp oil (Nutiva etc) which you can buy anywhere. These are the proven therapies which come from personal experience.   [End]
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Yes, here is the woman i am talking about and her relevant blog post. https://supernaturalhealing.me/2014/10/04/superbugs-theyre-not-as-super-as-they-think/   [End]
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I have never heard of this for protozoa, do you have a link? Bee products have been shown to have antibiotic ability. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/04/110412201713.htm http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3609166/   [End]
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There is a woman who claims in her blog that she was cured from these two parasites by ingesting large amounts of pollen and propolis.The claim was an enzyme in the products destroys the protozoas cell wall. Has anyone else tried this at all?   [End]
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(NaturalNews) Honey, often referred to as ” liquid gold ,” houses a wide range of vitamins and minerals. It is a natural and healthier alternative to sugar to sweeten things up. It kills bacteria, viruses and fungi. It also lowers cholesterol and inflammation. However, to reap all of honey’s benefits, you should always buy local and organic , which comes from bees rather than from a factory. According to Food Safety News , more than 75 percent of honey sold in U.S. grocery stores isn’t actually the same thing honey bees produce. They sent over 60 different jars bought in 10 sta ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Sure, Look winter or local honey can be from any source. Like trash cans! yep, trash can honey you know maple syrup corn syrup big red soda any carb the bees can find. Unless you know the beekeeper try to only buy wild honey. Wild honey is from the areas local flowers not cultivated. Wild honey contains lots of pollen from the native plants and can help with allergies. Local honey is mostly corn syrup   [End]
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I tried to eat honey directly from honeycomb - the result was very bad for me. But this does not meat the method is not working - i think it depends of your gut condition and your insulin sensitivity. After i eat 100 gr honeycomb with honey my blood sugar goes from 90-100 to 190 - 200.   [End]
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May give this a shot too. I am determined to feel better. Thanks, Genevieve   [End]
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I appreciate you taking the time out to reply Dvjorge. You’re like a legend on these forums. I just went out and bought some pure Ceylon Cinnamon. However, Im just going to try it with the Manuka Honey I have. I also have Raw Organic Honey as well.   [End]
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Mixed with Ceylon Cinnamon powder. 3/4 raw Jujube Honey and 1/4 Cinnamon. Some people have gotten good results with it. Cinnamon must be Ceylon (low cumarin)   [End]
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Raw Honey or Manuka honey just may kill Candida and biofilms. Studies have shown honey to be effective again bacteria and viruses. Sugar is the WORST word you can say in these forums though...... However, what if this is true about raw honey? I was told a long time ago shown taking a anti-fungal from a doctor, they encourage you to eat sugar and all other foods you normally crave. They do this so the yeast can come out in full force, and the anti fungal can eradicate them. What if raw honey works something like that? Check out some of the links below. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih. ...
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If you get Migrain headaches, or have Arthritis this should interest you. Chronic Migrain gone. 40 years of daily mugraines Cured....Miracle? By danmanning@ij.net on March 2, 1998 Format: Mass Market Paperback In Dec. ’97 and Jan. ’98 My wife (native Costa Rican, Now US citizen) and I spent the holidays in Costa Rica. I had already read ”Folk Medicine” by D.C. Jarvis and while we were visiting one of my wife’s friends I noticed our hostess (the wife) seemed in pain. Upon querying her she said she only had one of her daily migraines which she has suffered mo ...
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There is another really good article on bee pollen AT SUPERCHARGEDHUMAN It reviews all of the academic literature on the health benefits of this miracle substance.   [End]
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Yes that’s what works for me as well. :)   [End]
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I just had to share that honey is making a huge difference to my skin. I am getting my acne under control. I just use honey on my face a few times a week as a mask and it is working like a charm.   [End]
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It seems before this post that the poster had been using it for 3 weeks. Imagine 3 weeks and problems are eliminated or alleviated, either way I think people who can access the 98% antibacterial manuka, should try it! It is said that lots of treatments work in 3’s so perhaps after 3 weeks you should see results, but then stop eating it and only apply it on the problematic skin. Good luck this time!   [End]
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how long were you taking the manuka honey per day, because i was using the same thing but it didnt heal my lips   [End]
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Great something that tastes good too. Manuka honey is actually so good you should not take it if there is nothing wrong with you I read recently, but it is great for skin problems so I see this working, thanks.   [End]
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there is no skin to peel off. however early on in my antibacterial treatment i would remove the skin with my tounge. i do not believe these pieces of skin are supposed to be on the lips.   [End]
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two tablespoons one at day and night. i do lick my lips sometimes but it’s not a problem.   [End]
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I take manuka honey orally too, but not I do not apply it topically. I found it super sticky compared with the supermarket honey and it is hard to apply on the lips. mikesinkovich- when you apply the honey on your lips doesn’t it peel off skin more easily?   [End]
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how much manuka honey do you ingest each day, and what keeps you from licking your lips if you put the manukahoney on? is it sweet like other honey types?   [End]
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do some research into manuka honey. it has extra antibacterial properties over regular honey.   [End]
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I believe that any raw unheated Honey would do, does not have to be any special brand, any special bees, any special geographical origin, just have to be RAW, and just because it says on the jar it is raw, it may not be always true. Try to find a bee-keeper and get real fresh raw honey first hand. Honey distributors often heat honey to convert it from crystal to liquid form to be able to pack it into smaller jars. Heated honey is not as good as raw. I think using it topically is better, especially for those with leaky gut and candidiasis, or sugar intolerance. Honey is ...
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Yellow crusts. White when wet. No pictures.   [End]
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Thanks for the update, mikesinkovich.   [End]
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hey thanks for the news, What kind of EC do you have? Any before/after pictures?   [End]
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I have been using Manuka honey for 3 weeks, both topically and orally. Manuka honey has antibacterial properties. Since then my lips look completely normal and there has been no peeling. Prior to this treatment I have used multiple antibacterial/antiseptic products, most of which have improved the condition considerably.   [End]
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Ive seen good progress doing this. As long as I keep a barrier (Vaseline) on my lips, they do not buildup and peel. And I have been doing this for close to 6 months. So its not a quick fix unfortunately. And I have used Aquaphor and Vaseline. Whichever you prefer is fine. And when I saw the most improvment I was using a wound healing cream with anti inflammatory properties called ’Biafine’. Which is a prescription. And I just started using it again. Good luck, Ill be off here for awhile but feel free to send me a message.   [End]
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@healing, I got it from excessively picking the skin of my lips when I was young, and I admit it, it’s a really bad ! So for how long have you been leaving your lips alone with moisturizing them? Have so seen improvements ? When ointments \ moisturizers do your would work the best ? Thanks alooooot healing!!! I hope you’ll get cured fastly!   [End]
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Nope ai haven’t, because I just think its a waist of time and they don’t even know what’s wrong with me hahahaha., are your lips mostly cured by now ? Thanksvs again for your reply!   [End]
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No I had EC for 4 years but I didn’t know that until I stumbled upon Daniel Miller’s blog . The middle crack seems to look better when I wakeup, but it starts opening up and cracking whenever I laugh. Thankyouuuu so much #174340 for your reply, at least I know that I a not the only person who has EC   [End]
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I highly suggest that you keep your lips moist and covered with Vaseline or Aquaphor, and DO NOT PEEL them! Not peeling them is the key. Just keep them moist and when the buildup is ready to come off, it will just fall off. And we have all tried keeping them dry and not peeling and we think that just causes more trauma also. The idea behind this is that this is an inflammatory skin condition. And peeling your lips causes trauma, which causes more inflammation. Which in turn causes more buildup/peeling cycle. So its a vicious cycle. On top of that you should go and get tested for ...
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Hey buddy. The general consensus, at least among dermatologists familiar with this condition, is to keep a moisture barrier on your lips at all times, and to avoid peeling. The moisture will not only help protect your effected area from potential irritants, but also make day to day management easier. Have you seen a dermatologist about this yet? They will likely additionally perscribe a steroid if they haven’t yet.   [End]
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Congrats to you for your reading into management on this, is yours(EC) relatively new? Because if you are under 1 decade of EC, there is grand hope for you that your EC will be cured like really fast! The middle crack on the bottom lip is typical, and typically painful, but I am sure you have your fair share of experience. Unfortunately the only theory that seems fair, so far, about why the skin underneath first seems normal and then starts to separate is a version of erythema multiforme, a derm explanation, the question is why only the lips though? Good Luck, which network sites ...
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Hey guys.... First if all, I am so happy that I found this forum because otherwise I would’ve continued with the habit of manually peeling my lips . I didn’t know the I have EC until last week when I accidentally got into this AMAZing forum, I’ve read plenty of topics and by now I know that the only way to cure EC is by leaving the lips alone.. BUT..... I am so confused yet embarrassed because if this EC , for the first time of my life, I haven’t peeled my lips as I’ve started doing the ”leave ialone method” 1- I have completely changed my diet, lifestyle and I workout on t ...
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Bayer, Monsanto, Syngenta, BASF, Dow: Biggest Bee Killers by Bee Rights Friday, Apr. 19, 2013 at 2:13 PM The world’s largest slave labor force is being killed off by Bayer, Monsanto, Sygenta, BASF, Dow and other beekilling profiteers http://bayer-kills-bees.com The above site is being blocked by a code added by corporate hackers. It changes the link to ”Firefox can’t find the server at bayer-kills-bees.com%c2%a0.” Greenpeace reported after Bayer the biggest beekillers are Syngenta (Switzerland), Monsanto (USA), BASF (Germany) and Dow Chemical (USA). http://www.greenp ...
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Hey Spammer, In case you haven’t been paying attention, the honey has to be LOCAL. So your honey source would work for the locals where the bee’s flowers were located for that particular honey but anywhere else, would not work for their allergies at all. Looks from your link the honey is from Georgia, so for someone in another region would not find any relief for their seasonal allergies from this honey, since their immune system had not been taking in the local pollen from local flowers that are what bloom and can irritate our bodies. Seems like I have been getting so many spam ...
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This is the Best Honey Around!!!!! Try this!!!! http://georgiahoneyfarm.com/buyhoneyonline/   [End]
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This is the Best Honey Around!!!!! Try this!!!! http://georgiahoneyfarm.com/buyhoneyonline/   [End]
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This is the Best Honey Around!!!!! Try this!!!! http://georgiahoneyfarm.com/buyhoneyonline/   [End]
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What is really funny about the situation, is that in fact the most widespread condition along with teeth cavity, is considered to be hypoglycemia, believed to be the main factor for depression and many other problems. And this takes place when uncontrolled sugar uptake is a big problem almost worldwide, showing the inability of the public to adhere to healthy living and support their natural metabolism and immune system.   [End]
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Having in mind the uncontrolled sugar uptake by various drinks, sweets etc, sugar is big concern for the public. However all this is about right balance, like in case of cholesterol, which is absol-ly essential. Hydrocarbons are Gomo or Yin in Su-jok classification which explains all above so far --- obesity is harmful Dampness = Yin --- 75% of heart diseases have Yin energy like ischemic heart disease - Dryness, coronary thrombosis - Dampness etc --- cancer and diabetes are strong Yin conditions If seek for a magical substitute for common sugar and expect you can have it a ...
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Story at-a-glance 60 Minutes recently reported on the scientific findings that sugar is a toxin that can lead to major chronic diseases including obesity, heart disease, and cancer. Test subjects in strict clinical trials who were monitored 24 hours a day, who consumed high fructose corn syrup, developed higher risk factors for cardiovascular disease within two weeks In the mid-70’s, when dietary fats were inaccurately blamed for causing heart disease, spawning the still-persistent low-fat craze, processed food makers began swapping out the fats and replacing them ...
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"The Kitchen Cabinet is filled with natural, safe remedies that have been around for hundreds, if not thousands of years..." But when it comes to diabetes, Type I or Type II, honey is no better than plain old granulated sugar.  If you don’t believe that then all you need to do is to test the blood sugar of the one ingesting honey two hours after they consume it. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/diabetes/AN00425 Question Diabetes foods: Is honey a good substitute for sugar? I have diabetes, and I’m wondering if I can substitute honey for sugar in my d ...
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Thanks for sharing your experience. This is another great example of the Kitchen Cabinet vs. The Medicine Cabinet. The Kitchen Cabinet is filled with natural, safe remedies that have been around for hundreds, if not thousands of years, while the medicine cabinet is filled with dangerous chemicals that can cause death, disease, and disability.   [End]
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I was diagnosed with prostate cancer 20 years ago from lab tests on the flesh that came out with a TURP.  I then began eating 2 to 3 cloves of raw garlic daily and have never stopped.  No trace of cancer has ever been found since then and my PSA has stayed in the .7 - .75 range all of the years since then.  A PSA test will provide good information on how well you’re doing relative to prostate cancer. Garlic is one of the greatest healers on the Planet and it doesn’t give you Type II diabetes.      [End]
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We should treat the bees as well as they treat us!   [End]
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More great news confirming the benefits of a natural product, honey bee propolis - http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/05/120504110402.htm An over-the-counter natural remedy derived from honeybee hives arrests the growth of prostate cancer cells and tumors in mice, according to a new paper from researchers at the University of Chicago Medicine. Caffeic acid phenethyl ester, or CAPE, is a compound isolated from honeybee hive propolis, the resin used by bees to patch up holes in hives. Propolis has been used for centuries as a natural remedy for conditions ranging from sore throa ...
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The benefits of raw honey Saturday, April 07, 2012 by: Luella May (NaturalNews) When we look at the word "raw", we associated it with the preservation of important vitamins, minerals and enzymes. Just as raw vegetables are preferable because of their nutritional content, the same is true of honey. Raw honey is honey that has not been heated, pasteurized or processed in any way. The differences between raw and pasteurized honey are substantial. Raw honey is an alkaline-forming food that contains natural vitamins, enzymes, powerful antioxidants and other important natur ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Honey is wonderful stuff and a true culinary delight. Types of honey depend on the source ie clover very runny easy to work with and delicious. Buckwheat honey dark thick and tastes more like molasses than any other honey. Every type of honey will crystallize with time and become firm/hard. The wildflower organic honey from tropicaltraditions.com is the best I have ever had. http://www.ebeehoney.com/HoneyVarieties1.html   [End]
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Because you are posting on the diabetes forums then you know that there’s a simple way to find out.  Eat an equal amount of each (on separate days) and test your blood sugar about an hour after each ingestion.  My experience with honey is that it raises my blood sugar just like any other sugar including "complex" carbohydrates in the form of whole grain bread.  In fact, for me - two slices of whole grain bread raise my blood sugar levels higher than a half gallon of ice cream.  Regarding blood sugar levels each person is going to be different. ...
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Hello- I’m wondering if raw honey that is somewhat liquid, albeit a thick, sticky liquid, is just as healthy and authentic as raw honey that’s stiff and relatively hard. What’s the process that makes some raw honeys ’runnier’ than others? thanks--   [End]
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I don’t consume a lot of honey, but here’s an awareness tip that you must know case you do consume it. If I would buy, it would be from a local beekeeper. FYI Honey, What A Scandal – We Eat Smuggled Honey Banned In EU Asian Honey, Banned in Europe, Is Flooding U.S. Grocery Shelves FDA has the laws needed to keep adulterated honey off store shelves but does little, honey industry says. A third or more of all the honey consumed in the U.S. is likely to have been smuggled in from China and may be tainted with illegal antibiotics and heavy metals. A Food Safety News investigation h ...
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 I was just doing resarch on Raw and pure sidr honey nd honey composition. I was mazed to see these elements in honey composition.    Honey is a supersaturated solution of carbohydrates which include monosaccharides fructose and glucose in higher amounts and disaccharides maltose and sucrose in lesser amount. Water is also found in reasonable pecentage .The lesser the water content, the more viscous is the honey and has a alonger shelf life.   Honey is enriched with minerals like calcium, copper, Iron, magnesium, sodium, manganese,phosphorus, potassium , ...
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 I have personal experience of using this Pure & Raw Sidr honey. It is the most delicious honey I have ever used. http://www.goldyhoney.com This pure and raw honey is made by the honey bees which are only fed on the nectar of rare Sidr (also called jujube) trees. Due to its limited production and proven medical benefits it is in much demand throughout the worldI   [End]
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Thanks for this tip. I’ll do it!   [End]
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For your gums, rub the bee propolis on them at night and leave on over night. Brush off in the morning and it will kill bacteria....and help rebuild gum tissue! HONEY AND OTHER BEE PRODUCTS, provide GOOD BACTERIA that helps to kill the BAD BACTERIA...IT IS A PROBIOTIC!!!   [End]
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My little toenails have had a fungus for as long as I can remember. They are now normal. I have been on over 100mg of Lugol’s for the past few months, so it could be the Lugol’s that fixed them. After reading Folk Medicine, I have had a theory that raw honey cures Candida. No one believes me. That’s ok. My story is that I have been eating raw honey by the spoonfuls and my fungal toenails went away. I have parasites in my gums and they are really going to town because of the full moon. I think the neurofeedback I am getting is also making them act out. I have been taking around ...
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happy new year all you honey lovers out there! :-)   [End]
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Thank you all for your kind replies. I would like to ask if anyone had tested / tried Manuka Honey. They say its one of the best if not the best Honey. Is it Raw? I have seen Manuka honey in an Organic Healthfood Store but it didnt mention it is raw or anything. It does mention UMF +15 (Unique Manuka Factor) but does that mean it’s raw even though its not mentioned? It does say if i recall, 100% Pure, perhaps that means raw also? I mean if its really this good as they say, it has to be raw and activitated!!!!   [End]
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I have used ”really raw honey” before and yes it is an excellent product also   [End]
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I dont know if the ”Really Raw Honey” company is still around but I used their product years ago I was a beekeeper some 30 years ago and one thing that bugged me was that honey can be heated to 125 degreesF (for ease of filtering) and still be labled raw honey. Probably isnt as bad as some of the suppliers who heat it to 160 and try to say its not pasturized as a lot of honey is now.   [End]
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if you can find this brand it is absolutely awesome. They sell it at my local food co-op and I can tell you is probably the best honey I’ve ever had http://www.heavenlyorganics.com/productsHO/honey_forest.aspx Our rare, organic, unheated, Wild Forest Honey is collected from wild beehives by traditional groups of tribal honey foragers living in the virgin forestlands of central India. These experts travel deep within the forests to gather the wild honey, well beyond the reach of automobiles and other pollutants. These remote forests in central India hold a diverse variety of plants ...
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Thanks grzbear for your reply. I was actually hoping i can find some wild honey, from the forests, like really strong honey when i stumbled across this website: http://www.royalblackhoney.com But when i read the testimonies and other info, i started thinking it’s all a scam. For example read this testimony: ”I have to be honest, if you are looking for good taste of honey, find other honey. If you are looking for good quality and powerful honey, this is the one and only - Royal Black Honey. I consumes it and felt it ” Alan Sean (Honey Expert) - Australia Most who star ...
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Call all of the non-chain health food\supplement stores in and around your area and see if any of them carry a local beekeepers raw honey products. Finding one could be your very best bet. One store locally carries a local beekeepers (non-commercial products) products here... and a few *tourist* boutiques that are way over priced - the beekeeper himself even stated as much when I talked to him. If that fails, do a search on the Internet for *raw honey* and add search terms such as your country, state\province, county, city, etc. and see what you can come up with. You may have to ve ...
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Hi all, Where do you get your Raw Honey, Raw Royal Jelly, Raw Bee Pollen from? what is the best online source to make an order? I have found some, but i am not really sure whether their honey is quality honey or what. Some tell me that if you want to buy quality honey, like top quality; non commercial honey, you’d pay as high as 100$ per kg, whereas all the online Raw honey prices range between 10 and 25 per 500g. What do you guys think? What do you do? where do you buy your honey products?   [End]
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Does anyone know where I can buy propolis honey? I bought some a few years ago while on holiday in Portugal which was 5% propolis. It was the most amazing tasting honey I have ever experienced but I have been unable to locate a source ever since.   [End]
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Naturally Heal Cuts and Stop Them From Bleeding   by Tony Isaacs   No matter how careful we are, we all get an occasional cut from time to time, and sometimes those cuts can be bad ones. Though serious cuts may require prompt medical attention, there are many good natural ways to disinfect and help heal cuts as well as stop them from bleeding. One of the very best remedies for cuts is raw honey. Raw honey has been used for over 2,000 years to prevent and heal infections. The sugar solutions of honey interact with water molecules and inhibit the growth of microorgani ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Fresh honey crystallizes, depending on the plant from which it was collected. In some cases up to 3 days in others such as acacia honey not crystallize. http://honeypotion.blogspot.com/   [End]
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Hi Luella where do you get your raw honey from?   [End]
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Hey.. I have been doing this myself with raw honey from pyreneeshoney.com I recommend mixing good quslity honey with maca spirulina and mesuite meal. Maca is also great on its own. I am thinking of doing the same with medicinal mushrooms as these are known to be excellent immune builders and mixing them with honey is sure to be a good thing.   [End]
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The way I look at it is if you don’t trust them then avoid buying from them. Honey if raw will not be heated at any temperature. The flavours of honey can be as many as there is flowers which is alot; If you desire premium raw honey with a wide range of flavours like oak eucalyptus orange blossom lemon blossom, chestnut, thyme and many more I recommend buying it from the UK ”pyreneeshoney.com” - I have been into some really excellent wild thyme honey and something else called cappings. Cappings are produced when they take chunks of the hive and stick in a jar - it is excllent stuff and ...
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The difference between raw bee pollen and dried is simply that when the bee pollen is gathered one is dried and the other is not. When the honeybee collects the pollen from flowers it stores these microscopic pellets on its back legs. When entering the hive a very fine mesh is placed to ensure that the bee retains some of the pollen for its own use and the remaining is collected on a tray below. The bee keeper will then dry it or store it fresh. Fresh is always best but air dried and/or sun dried are also good. Right now I am into some organic bee pollen from spain - I get it from ”p ...
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We have a local place that sells maybe 15 different flavors of honey. It is kept in small heated vats which they claim is an okay low temperature. (I know. I have read here that it should be 105 or lower so will ask them to be more specific if I go back.) But the honey is clear. Can it still be raw? And how do I know if the flavors are truly from wild foraging, or if they feed them some sugar water concoction? Their website says they broker honey, so maybe they are wild. (I don’t know much about this, as you see, but I have read that can happen.) So I am very happy to have found ’th ...
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Why would you support someone who actively raises a dangerous invasive species??????   [End]
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Overpriced non sense,are you financially yoked to this overpriced product?   [End]
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I am an avid user of Raw Wild Honey and certified organic products on the market; As far as honey is concerned African Raw Wild Honey is by far the healthiest wild honey you can find anywhere on the market. I buy a 16 ounce bottle of certified organic African Raw Wild Honey for $12.95. Link removed by moderator   [End]
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That is a desensitization process. It helps the body to build a tolerance to the allergen, but not get rid of the allergies themselves.   [End]
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I recently watched a documentarey where a woman cured her allergies (she was affected by things that were in bloom) by ingesting local raw honey. -It took her about 1 year. - I believe this works, but you have to be consistent and patient. Greetings, Solmare   [End]
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I have also read that if bees made honey from locally grown flowers, the honey can help with building immunity from being bothered by whatever is in bloom.   [End]
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Raw honey works because it contains a lot of the B vitamin pantothenic acid, which helps to build up the adrenals. The adrenals counter allergic responses by releasing antihistamine and antileukotriene epinephrine and immune modulating and anti-inflammatory corticosteroids. So allergies stem from adrenal dysfunction.   [End]
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hi everyone! I have a relative who is allergic to just about everything. I am going to give her some locally grown raw honey. She has never heard of honey to try to help w allergies. I, myself take maybe a teaspoon or more per day, is there a certain ”dosage” I should recommend for her since she is so sensitive? I hope this works, I don’t want to make her sicker tho. Thanks in advance for anwsering! PS this is a case of someone whose body desperately needs a liver flush, but you know medical doctors.... throw some pills at the problem   [End]
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Hello, Do you know where can I buy Kosher & Halal honey that won several awards on International Taste Competition in Brussels 2009? I just know that name of factory: Alfa Honey-Fruits Australia Pty Ltd Any advice would be much appreciated Thanks for your time Boris   [End]
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Thanks for the post! Ironically, I am eating a sprouted grain muffin with honey and cinnamon so I am happy to see what the potential benefits are of these two items. I will try the ”tea”.   [End]
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I was wondering how many people in here have tried using honey and cinnamon yet for their issues. This is a very good aid in dealing with diabetes, which is tied to the endocrine system. Funny how sugar can help people with diabetes. As well honey has been used lately to get rid of all sorts of bugs including staph and mrsa. Anyway the use of cinnamon and honey is used all around the world, including my own family. I personally find I get a better nights sleep, and feel more refreshed all day long when I use it. I used to avoid it, but now find it more refreshing than ever. Ther ... [Video Embedded Here]
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hi, in US You can order it from http://www.highintegrityfoods.com/store/product.php?productid=4&cat=2&page=1. Hope it helped.   [End]
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Wild honey is produced by bee in the forest , non-wild honey is produced by beekeeper or farmed honey. Wild honey produce by Apic Dorsata (the biggest bees in the world and farm honey produce by smaller bee. Wild honey get the nectar from wild flower in the forest and the produce the best raw honey in the world. Non-wild honey get the nectar from only one or few type of flowers and the flower is farmed flower which were planted using chemical element. This web site http://www.royalblackhoney.com will explaine in more detail   [End]
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When it comes to sizing up the purity of the honey you buy, you’re pretty much on your own. You may be paying more for honey labeled ”certified organic” or feel reassured by the ”USDA Grade A” seal, but the truth is, there are few federal standards for honey, no government certification and no consequences for making false claims. For American-made honey, the ”organic” boast, experts say, is highly suspect. Beekeepers may be doing their part, but honeybees have a foraging range of several miles, exposing them to pesticides, fertilizers and pollutants on their way back to the hive. ...
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frustrating is that some of us already know this stuff... but as the scientists work to figure it all out at a snails pace :-\, the planet, and the life on it, continues to crash around them. A recent study found that honey bees fed on the active form of purified Cry1Ab protein, the genetically modified protein found in GM Bt corn, can be affected in the learning responses necessary to associate nectar sources with odorants. The scientists wanted to determine if GM Bt is one of the causes for colony collapse disorder, a mysterious affliction that is killing honeybees worldwide. In ...
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Here is another possible cause: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1032682 By the way, this same post is further down the page in this form but the original post is 13 months old.   [End]
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Thanks for your answer. You are right: the Wild is much sweeter, darker, and thicker than the Non-wild. I live in Hong Kong. The brand is a local brand and I guess the Wild Honey is from a less populated area here (we have a lot of hills here). Even Wild Honey isn’t that expensive, about US$7 for a 500 gram jar (US$12 for a 1kg jar). Non-wild is only about US$4.5 for a 500 gram jar.   [End]
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Honey is a glorious food that tastes so good.here in central Illinois the honey is often influenced by the diet of the bees.If the honey is collected after the bees hit the clover fields the honey is dark and very fluid with an abundance of sucrose.Which is great for pouring but not so great for blood sugar control.One could sumize that bees with a more diverse diet would have a better quality of honey.Thats why I buy honey from northern canada which is certified organic and it is much thicker and full of smoothness.It also costs 4 times that of local honey but I figure what the heck a few ...
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I found a retailer that sells raw honey. There are two kinds made by the same brand, one called Wild Honey and the other called Winter Honey. As the former is almost twice as expensive as the latter, I asked the retailer why. She said Wild Honey is from bees that live in the wild, while Winter Honey is from bees in a bee farm. I tried the tastes and found Wild Honey has a much stronger taste which is more satisfying for the taste buds. However, she couldn’t answer when I asked which one is more beneficial to health. Can someone throw light on this issue? (If there is no health d ...
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Some interesting information concerning Bayer - http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2004/04/285182.shtml   [End]
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So how do we apply it? I don’t want a bee to fly up my nose by mistake.   [End]
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Honey Kills Bacteria That Cause Sinusitis Honey is very effective in killing bacteria in all its forms, especially the drug-resistant biofilms that make treating chronic rhinosinusitis difficult, according to research presented during the 2008 American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation (AAO-HNSF) Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO, in Chicago, IL. The study, authored by Canadian researchers at the University of Ottawa, found that in eleven isolates of three separate biofilms (Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and methicicillin-resistant and -suseptible Staphylococc ...
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I have manuka honey in my cupboard, and use it mainly for sore throats etc, not for daily use. All sweetners should be used in moderation.   [End]
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This would not suprise me if it is true. I live in Michigan, and I hardly see any honey bees anymore. I see alot of bumble bees, and various wasps...but no bees. I am in a somewhat suburban/rural area, with many farm fields around. The farmers are always spraying chemicals on the crops...I think many people don’t have a clue as to how much of this stuff they use...and then the bugs get use to it so they just make it stronger...mean while it affects all bugs not just bad bugs, and I am sure honey bees are a non-target species that is affected. Alot of the traveling hives for orchards a ...
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from Mercola.com Did Bayer Pesticides Cause the Mass Death of Bees? The German Coalition against Bayer Dangers has brought a charge against Werner Wenning, chairman of the Bayer Board of Management. The group accuses Bayer of marketing dangerous pesticides and thereby causing the mass death of bees all over the world. The Coalition introduced the charge in cooperation with German beekeepers who lost thousands of hives after poisoning by the pesticide clothianidin in May this year. Since 1991, Bayer has been producing the insecticide Imidacloprid, a best-selling pro ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Honey is a wonderful thing. It gives you some benefits besides sweetness. It also helps people who have pollen allergies. Honey cannot be given to children under age 2. Honey must be raw not the cooked type you get in the supermarkets. Cooking honey creates toxins, which are not good for us. It is far better that sugar, if you are not a diabetic or hypoglycemic. Archus   [End]
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Honey is a wonderful sweetener but it is just that[ a sweetener].As is agave,maple and other concentrated sweeteners that are heavily marketed.Its best to find a local bee keeper and make friends with them and they will clue you in on the best local honey.Here in central Il. the honey that is heavily influenced by clover is very fluid and high in sucrose.This is not the best honey from a sugar impact point of view but it is easier to work with.If your focus is cleansing then avoiding honey is logical and within the context of the subject matter.   [End]
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I just read The Master Cleanser by Stanley Burroughs published back in 1976. He wrote: ”Honey must not be used at any time internally. It is manufactured from the nectar picked up from the flowers by the bees - good enough in itself, perhaps - the predigested, vomited and stored for their own future use with a preservative added. It is deficient in calcium and has many detrimental effects for the human being. According to one authority, honey is ”a magical and mystical word in Healthfoodland. It is one of the most overpromoted, overpriced product being sold to gullible health foodlists. ...
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check internet cause it is not in the stores I visit normally.   [End]
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Bees in the German state of Baden-Württemburg are dying by the hundreds of thousands. In some places more than half of hives have perished. Government officials say the causes are unclear -- but beekeepers are blaming new pesticides. In Germany’s bucolic Baden-Württemburg region, there is a curious silence this week. All up and down the Rhine river, farm fields usually buzzing with bees are quiet. Beginning late last week, helpless beekeepers could only watch as their hives were hit by an unprecedented die-off. Many say one of Germany’s biggest chemical companies is to blame. In some ...
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Curious if the ’CCD Disorder’ is just another term for the Varroa Mite problems? Which in the past USA keeps trying to use toxic chemicals to treat - But the Essential Oil of Mint, at least in the past, got rid of it. We will never really know the full story in North America - By the time scientists started recording ”native” insect populations, and native flora, huge waves of colonialization had destroyed much of the true natives... But it just goes on on & on: Where & what bee colonies are cloned for the pollination part of commercial agriculture. Once again I beleive the abo ...
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thanks for the great links, i read the article about kirk webster, great stuff!   [End]
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Moving the bees subjects them to stress. Putting them in ”holding yards” subjects them to stress and makes it easy for pathogens to sweep through. Sort of like our hospitals . . .   [End]
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The buzz on the street is that this will be a record year for bees. Area bees are on the move and keeping bee removal firms busy. ”This is the worst year I’ve ever seen in my 40-year beekeeping career,” said Tom Martin, president of AAA Africanized Bee Removal Specialists in Tucson. The university-area home of David Yetman, a self-proclaimed ”experienced desert rat” and the host of the PBS television show ”The Desert Speaks,” was invaded by bees this week. It started with a handful of bees flying out of a tiny crack in the edge of his porch roof. By the next afternoon, swarming ...
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Bear in mind however that the bee colonies profiled in these stories are the insect equivalent to monocropping -- they’re inherently vulnerable for the same reasons that food crops are vulnerable when they’re bred to be too uniform and cultivated under increasingly artificial conditions. So we’re really seeing the inevitable consequences of unbalanced bee husbandry -- similar consequences to that wheat rust that is now wiping out crops in the ME http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=25859&Cr=cereal&Cr1= OTOH guys like Kirk Webster http://www.orionmagazine.org/index.php/a ...
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this is really not looking good people. http://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=1416&category=Environment April 10, 2008 Gainesville, Florida - On April 5, 2008, England’s BBC News carried a report entitled, “U. S. Fears Over Honey Bee Collapse.” A California beekeeper, Gilly Sherman, was interviewed and he said sobering words: “It’s worse than last year, and last year was worse than the year before. So, it’s bad. And there are a lot of good, big beekeepers that are having a lot of problems. I think we’re coming in for a big train wreck.” -snip- ”We’ll never know these thi ...
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interesting theory. what do you make of this though? a holding yard is where huge numbers of bees are held temporarily before they are used to pollinate massive crop areas like almond trees orchards. colony collapse will move through a holding yard, just sweep right through it and take up to 80% of all the bees. http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/blogs/bees/colony-collapse-disorder-55042301 “We saw CCD move through holding yards, from one end to the other as early as December, 2006. We’ve been all over the U.S. looking at CCD and have often seen it move through hold ...
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However, are records of the bee loss is also in the more populated areas of the world... I personally believe it has more to do with the fact that the pollen in many of our plantings, roadside, agricultural, & home, is sterile from the use of Hybridized plants. This has also been linked to the increase of allergic reactions in people - due to sterile plant pollen.... Also, as the pollen itself is a high source of proteins, in terms of Amino Acids, the sterility of the pollen probably also means that it is nutritionally deficient and/or, at the very least, an imbalanced Amino Acid Pr ...
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Hey great, anthropogenic colony collapse ! I bet Monsanto feels better now!   [End]
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Acid rain has been an issue for a long time... The air is getting more acidic by the day (every time we start our cars or use non-sustainable power) ... as are our bodies of water and soil... Most likely increased acidity of the air is the same issue plaguing Bats... Check out the epicenters for both the bee and bat die offs and you will find them located in heavily populated, highly polluting, states. grz-   [End]
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I’m looking for the extremely rare, real bee bread (fermented pollen produced by bees). It is very nutritious for children. Does anyone have any suggestions where to buy it in the US? Thanks. FYI : The bees never use the bee pollen they collect in its original form. They always blend the pollen with their body fluids to digest & ferment them in combs. Recommended reading : http://www.fao.org/docrep/w0076E/w0076e10.htm http://www.fao.org/docrep/w0076E/w0076e00.htm#con An in-depth understanding of bee & hive products will allow you to separate facts from marketing gimmicks. ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Night cough for kids : honey + fresh ginger n/m   [End]
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(NaturalNews) We have all wondered what was happening to the honey bees. Now, from recent research by the University of Virginia, we have an answer. Air pollution from power plants and automobiles is destroying the fragrance of flowers and thereby inhibiting the ability of pollinating insects to follow scent trails to their source, a new University of Virginia study indicates. This could partially explain why wild populations of some pollinators, particularly bees –- which need nectar for food –- are declining in several areas of the world, including California and the N ...
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honey is goods   [End]
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Natural bee honey allows to get honey with new properties. What does it mean?There is an opportunity to enrich honey with any medicinal herb or mix of herbs. And to get honey with desirable properties. It means that this honey isn’t a simple mix of honey and herb(s) but it is honey in which we have combined properties of both: honey and herbs. There is no harm for bees, because the process runs in a special device. Quantity of enriched honey isn’t limited too. There is no harm for honey, because the process runs with low temperature. Any medicinal herb(s) can be used. Taste of honey an ...
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Have you tried this? If you are looking for a good, natural, safe way to clean nasal passages, consider trying an herbal snuff. Use equal parts of powdered Bayberry with powdered Goldenseal. A little bit of this forumula will go a long way so you may not want to make a large batch, perhaps just an ounce or two of each. Then add a pinch of powdered cayenne, and a pinch of powdered garlic. Prepare to have your nasal passages naturally cleaned like they’ve never been cleaned before. Close off one nostril, exhale fully, then deeply snort a small pile up each nostril. A small pile in this ...
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Doctor Mom In the spring time when new growth is springing forth, pick a good handful of pine needles. Try to get new growth needles found at the outer ends of the branches. Look closely and you should discern various differences that indicate which needles are the newest/youngest and which ones were last year’r and older growth. The color of each is often distinct. Put the needles as is into a preserving glass jar, pint sized or quart sized, try to get the better part of the jar/air space filled with pine needles. Then fill in the rest of the jar up to nearly the top with honey. Close ...
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bees rock! i’m very pro-bee.   [End]
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Ditto. Eating raw honey (with cottage cheese) to substitute sweets craving helped me to get rid of acne. :) Just one addition though. Raw honey can also be bought in health stores, like WholeFoods. I personally am buying a delicious Marshall`s Farm Raw Honey.   [End]
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