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Health benefits of honey by opofood
#1 Honey is good for your blood Honey influences the body in different ways depending on how you consume it. If honey is mixed in tepid water and drunk, it has a beneficial impact on the red blood cell (RBC) count in the blood. RBCs are mainly responsible for carrying oxygen in the blood to various parts of the body. The honey-tepid water mixture raises the bloods hemoglobin levels, which takes care of anemic conditions . Iron deficiency anemia is a condition that occurs when dietary intake or absorption of iron is insufficient, and the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood is compromised. The reduced oxygen carrying capacity leads to fatigue, breathlessness, and sometimes depression and other problems. Honey can negate these issues by building the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. Building the level of oxygen in the blood is extremely important because how healthy the body is and how easily it rejuvenates itself depends on the level of oxygen in the blood. Preliminary research has also shown the positive effect of honey on hypertension or high blood pressure. Traditionally, honey is also consumed to reduce the effects of hypotension or low blood pressure. There is also some preliminary evidence that honey can prevent low white blood cell (WBC) count in chemotherapy patients. In a small-scale experiment, 40% of patients at risk of low WBC count had no recurrence of the problem after consuming two teaspoons of therapeutic honey a day during chemotherapy.
#2 Honey is safer than sugar There has been a lot said about the negative effects of white sugar on the body. Honey is a great substitute that is as sweet but also safe to consume. Though honey also includes simple sugars in its chemical makeup, it is quite different from white sugar in that it contains about 30% glucose and 40% fructose – two monosaccharide or simple sugars – with 20% other complex sugars. Honey also includes dextrin, a starchy fiber. This combination helps the body regulate blood sugar levels.
#3 Honey is good for yoga practitioners For those doing yogic practices, consuming honey brings balance to the blood chemistry and is especially recommended. Regular intake of honey makes the system more vibrant. Taking tepid water mildly laced with honey in the morning before beginning the practice can open the system up.
#4 Honey is antibacterial and antiseptic Consumption of honey promotes an increase is beneficial antioxidant agents, stimulates antibodies and combats harmful microbial activity . Several studies have also looked at honey in wound treatment. One study used a therapeutic honey that had undergone a special purification process, which destroyed all strains of bacteria in wounds among the study participants. Another study treated wounds and leg ulcers for 59 patients, of whom 80% had not responded to conventional treatment, with unprocessed honey. Except for one patient, all the others’ wounds showed improvement. What’s more, the infected wounds became sterile within one week of honey application. In traditional medicine, one of the health benefits of honey includes the treatment of respiratory infections. Daily consumption of honey is used to deal with issues such as excess mucus and asthma. Clinical research has also shown that medical-grade honey can destroy food- borne illness pathogens such as Eschetichia coli and salmonella . Honey has also shown promise in fighting bacterial strains that have developed resistance to antibiotics. Research has shown that honey is effective against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Honey fights infections on many levels making it difficult for pathogens to develop resistance to it. Antibiotics by contrast, typically target bacteria while they are growing, giving them an opportunity to evolve resistance. Honey is also found to disrupt what is known as quorum sensing, which reduces the virulence of bacterial pathogens, and allows antibiotics to take effect.
#5 Honey is an energy food One of the important uses of honey in traditional medicine is as an instant energy booster. As mentioned above, honey contains many different kinds of sugar molecules, especially glucose and fructose. However, unlike white sugar where fructose and glucose are combined as sucrose and require an additional step in the digestive process, in honey, these two sugars are separate. Thus, the glucose acts as an instant energy source. The United States National Honey Board recommends consumption of honey because it contains many vitamins and minerals in small amounts. A list of these include: niacin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium and zinc.
#6 Honey helps with digestion Honey helps reduce constipation, bloating and gas, thanks to it being a mild laxative. Honey is also rich in probiotic or “friendly” bacteria such as bifido bacteria and lactobacilli, which aid in digestion, promote the health of the immune system, and reduce allergies. Using honey in place of table sugar has been found to reduce the toxic effects in the gut of mycotoxins produced by fungi.
#7 Honey combats skin and scalp infections There are many health benefits of honey on skin and scalp wellbeing as well. In a small-scale study with 30 patients that looked at the effects of honey on treating seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff, participants applied diluted crude honey every alternate day by gently rubbing their problem areas for 2-3 minutes. The honey was left in place for three hours before being washed off with warm water. All the patients showed improvement with the treatment. Itching was relieved and scaling disappeared in a week, while lesions disappeared in two weeks. The patients’ hair loss situation also improved. What’s more, patients who continued the treatment for six months by applying honey once a week did not suffer from a relapse.
#8 Honey helps children sleep soundly Preliminary results from several studies indicate that honey can improve the quality of sleep in children. Based on parents’ opinions, the studies concluded that honey reduced cough among children during the night and helped them sleep more soundly.
Points to note Honeys that are darker in color are considered to have more antioxidants. Honey does not rot and can be preserved for long periods of time when sealed properly. In fact, archaeologists have found sealed jars of honey in the tombs of pharaohs in the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes and in the tomb of Tutankhamen. There’s no information on what the archaeologists did with all that honey! Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months of age due to the risk that it may contain spores of the botulism bacteria that can lead to infant botulism. These spores are found in dust and soil and could find their way into honey. An infant’s system is still not geared to defend itself against this kind of infection. Another point to remember is that honey is not very different from white sugar when it comes to diabetics. Both products increase the blood sugar level and the same care must be taken by diabetic patients. call or whatapps me on 08039268498

Health benefits of honey by opofood
#1 Honey is good for your blood Honey influences the body in different ways depending on how you consume it. If honey is mixed in tepid water and drunk, it has a beneficial impact on the red blood cell (RBC) count in the blood. RBCs are mainly responsible for carrying oxygen in the blood to various parts of the body. The honey-tepid water mixture raises the bloods hemoglobin levels, which takes care of anemic conditions . Iron deficiency anemia is a condition that occurs when dietary intake or absorption of iron is insufficient, and the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood is compromised. The reduced oxygen carrying capacity leads to fatigue, breathlessness, and sometimes depression and other problems. Honey can negate these issues by building the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. Building the level of oxygen in the blood is extremely important because how healthy the body is and how easily it rejuvenates itself depends on the level of oxygen in the blood. Preliminary research has also shown the positive effect of honey on hypertension or high blood pressure. Traditionally, honey is also consumed to reduce the effects of hypotension or low blood pressure. There is also some preliminary evidence that honey can prevent low white blood cell (WBC) count in chemotherapy patients. In a small-scale experiment, 40% of patients at risk of low WBC count had no recurrence of the problem after consuming two teaspoons of therapeutic honey a day during chemotherapy.
#2 Honey is safer than sugar There has been a lot said about the negative effects of white sugar on the body. Honey is a great substitute that is as sweet but also safe to consume. Though honey also includes simple sugars in its chemical makeup, it is quite different from white sugar in that it contains about 30% glucose and 40% fructose – two monosaccharide or simple sugars – with 20% other complex sugars. Honey also includes dextrin, a starchy fiber. This combination helps the body regulate blood sugar levels.
#3 Honey is good for yoga practitioners For those doing yogic practices, consuming honey brings balance to the blood chemistry and is especially recommended. Regular intake of honey makes the system more vibrant. Taking tepid water mildly laced with honey in the morning before beginning the practice can open the system up.
#4 Honey is antibacterial and antiseptic Consumption of honey promotes an increase is beneficial antioxidant agents, stimulates antibodies and combats harmful microbial activity . Several studies have also looked at honey in wound treatment. One study used a therapeutic honey that had undergone a special purification process, which destroyed all strains of bacteria in wounds among the study participants. Another study treated wounds and leg ulcers for 59 patients, of whom 80% had not responded to conventional treatment, with unprocessed honey. Except for one patient, all the others’ wounds showed improvement. What’s more, the infected wounds became sterile within one week of honey application. In traditional medicine, one of the health benefits of honey includes the treatment of respiratory infections. Daily consumption of honey is used to deal with issues such as excess mucus and asthma. Clinical research has also shown that medical-grade honey can destroy food- borne illness pathogens such as Eschetichia coli and salmonella . Honey has also shown promise in fighting bacterial strains that have developed resistance to antibiotics. Research has shown that honey is effective against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Honey fights infections on many levels making it difficult for pathogens to develop resistance to it. Antibiotics by contrast, typically target bacteria while they are growing, giving them an opportunity to evolve resistance. Honey is also found to disrupt what is known as quorum sensing, which reduces the virulence of bacterial pathogens, and allows antibiotics to take effect.
#5 Honey is an energy food One of the important uses of honey in traditional medicine is as an instant energy booster. As mentioned above, honey contains many different kinds of sugar molecules, especially glucose and fructose. However, unlike white sugar where fructose and glucose are combined as sucrose and require an additional step in the digestive process, in honey, these two sugars are separate. Thus, the glucose acts as an instant energy source. The United States National Honey Board recommends consumption of honey because it contains many vitamins and minerals in small amounts. A list of these include: niacin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium and zinc.
#6 Honey helps with digestion Honey helps reduce constipation, bloating and gas, thanks to it being a mild laxative. Honey is also rich in probiotic or “friendly” bacteria such as bifido bacteria and lactobacilli, which aid in digestion, promote the health of the immune system, and reduce allergies. Using honey in place of table sugar has been found to reduce the toxic effects in the gut of mycotoxins produced by fungi.
#7 Honey combats skin and scalp infections There are many health benefits of honey on skin and scalp wellbeing as well. In a small-scale study with 30 patients that looked at the effects of honey on treating seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff, participants applied diluted crude honey every alternate day by gently rubbing their problem areas for 2-3 minutes. The honey was left in place for three hours before being washed off with warm water. All the patients showed improvement with the treatment. Itching was relieved and scaling disappeared in a week, while lesions disappeared in two weeks. The patients’ hair loss situation also improved. What’s more, patients who continued the treatment for six months by applying honey once a week did not suffer from a relapse.
#8 Honey helps children sleep soundly Preliminary results from several studies indicate that honey can improve the quality of sleep in children. Based on parents’ opinions, the studies concluded that honey reduced cough among children during the night and helped them sleep more soundly.
Points to note Honeys that are darker in color are considered to have more antioxidants. Honey does not rot and can be preserved for long periods of time when sealed properly. In fact, archaeologists have found sealed jars of honey in the tombs of pharaohs in the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes and in the tomb of Tutankhamen. There’s no information on what the archaeologists did with all that honey! Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months of age due to the risk that it may contain spores of the botulism bacteria that can lead to infant botulism. These spores are found in dust and soil and could find their way into honey. An infant’s system is still not geared to defend itself against this kind of infection. Another point to remember is that honey is not very different from white sugar when it comes to diabetics. Both products increase the blood sugar level and the same care must be taken by diabetic patients. call or whatapps me on 08039268498

Health benefits of honey by opofood
#1 Honey is good for your blood Honey influences the body in different ways depending on how you consume it. If honey is mixed in tepid water and drunk, it has a beneficial impact on the red blood cell (RBC) count in the blood. RBCs are mainly responsible for carrying oxygen in the blood to various parts of the body. The honey-tepid water mixture raises the bloods hemoglobin levels, which takes care of anemic conditions . Iron deficiency anemia is a condition that occurs when dietary intake or absorption of iron is insufficient, and the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood is compromised. The reduced oxygen carrying capacity leads to fatigue, breathlessness, and sometimes depression and other problems. Honey can negate these issues by building the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. Building the level of oxygen in the blood is extremely important because how healthy the body is and how easily it rejuvenates itself depends on the level of oxygen in the blood. Preliminary research has also shown the positive effect of honey on hypertension or high blood pressure. Traditionally, honey is also consumed to reduce the effects of hypotension or low blood pressure. There is also some preliminary evidence that honey can prevent low white blood cell (WBC) count in chemotherapy patients. In a small-scale experiment, 40% of patients at risk of low WBC count had no recurrence of the problem after consuming two teaspoons of therapeutic honey a day during chemotherapy.
#2 Honey is safer than sugar There has been a lot said about the negative effects of white sugar on the body. Honey is a great substitute that is as sweet but also safe to consume. Though honey also includes simple sugars in its chemical makeup, it is quite different from white sugar in that it contains about 30% glucose and 40% fructose – two monosaccharide or simple sugars – with 20% other complex sugars. Honey also includes dextrin, a starchy fiber. This combination helps the body regulate blood sugar levels.
#3 Honey is good for yoga practitioners For those doing yogic practices, consuming honey brings balance to the blood chemistry and is especially recommended. Regular intake of honey makes the system more vibrant. Taking tepid water mildly laced with honey in the morning before beginning the practice can open the system up.
#4 Honey is antibacterial and antiseptic Consumption of honey promotes an increase is beneficial antioxidant agents, stimulates antibodies and combats harmful microbial activity . Several studies have also looked at honey in wound treatment. One study used a therapeutic honey that had undergone a special purification process, which destroyed all strains of bacteria in wounds among the study participants. Another study treated wounds and leg ulcers for 59 patients, of whom 80% had not responded to conventional treatment, with unprocessed honey. Except for one patient, all the others’ wounds showed improvement. What’s more, the infected wounds became sterile within one week of honey application. In traditional medicine, one of the health benefits of honey includes the treatment of respiratory infections. Daily consumption of honey is used to deal with issues such as excess mucus and asthma. Clinical research has also shown that medical-grade honey can destroy food- borne illness pathogens such as Eschetichia coli and salmonella . Honey has also shown promise in fighting bacterial strains that have developed resistance to antibiotics. Research has shown that honey is effective against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Honey fights infections on many levels making it difficult for pathogens to develop resistance to it. Antibiotics by contrast, typically target bacteria while they are growing, giving them an opportunity to evolve resistance. Honey is also found to disrupt what is known as quorum sensing, which reduces the virulence of bacterial pathogens, and allows antibiotics to take effect.
#5 Honey is an energy food One of the important uses of honey in traditional medicine is as an instant energy booster. As mentioned above, honey contains many different kinds of sugar molecules, especially glucose and fructose. However, unlike white sugar where fructose and glucose are combined as sucrose and require an additional step in the digestive process, in honey, these two sugars are separate. Thus, the glucose acts as an instant energy source. The United States National Honey Board recommends consumption of honey because it contains many vitamins and minerals in small amounts. A list of these include: niacin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium and zinc.
#6 Honey helps with digestion Honey helps reduce constipation, bloating and gas, thanks to it being a mild laxative. Honey is also rich in probiotic or “friendly” bacteria such as bifido bacteria and lactobacilli, which aid in digestion, promote the health of the immune system, and reduce allergies. Using honey in place of table sugar has been found to reduce the toxic effects in the gut of mycotoxins produced by fungi.
#7 Honey combats skin and scalp infections There are many health benefits of honey on skin and scalp wellbeing as well. In a small-scale study with 30 patients that looked at the effects of honey on treating seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff, participants applied diluted crude honey every alternate day by gently rubbing their problem areas for 2-3 minutes. The honey was left in place for three hours before being washed off with warm water. All the patients showed improvement with the treatment. Itching was relieved and scaling disappeared in a week, while lesions disappeared in two weeks. The patients’ hair loss situation also improved. What’s more, patients who continued the treatment for six months by applying honey once a week did not suffer from a relapse.
#8 Honey helps children sleep soundly Preliminary results from several studies indicate that honey can improve the quality of sleep in children. Based on parents’ opinions, the studies concluded that honey reduced cough among children during the night and helped them sleep more soundly.
Points to note Honeys that are darker in color are considered to have more antioxidants. Honey does not rot and can be preserved for long periods of time when sealed properly. In fact, archaeologists have found sealed jars of honey in the tombs of pharaohs in the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes and in the tomb of Tutankhamen. There’s no information on what the archaeologists did with all that honey! Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months of age due to the risk that it may contain spores of the botulism bacteria that can lead to infant botulism. These spores are found in dust and soil and could find their way into honey. An infant’s system is still not geared to defend itself against this kind of infection. Another point to remember is that honey is not very different from white sugar when it comes to diabetics. Both products increase the blood sugar level and the same care must be taken by diabetic patients. call or whatapps me on 08039268498

Health benefits of honey
#1 Honey is good for your blood
Honey influences the body in different
ways depending on how you consume it.
If honey is mixed in tepid water and
drunk, it has a beneficial impact on the
red blood cell (RBC) count in the blood.
RBCs are mainly responsible for carrying
oxygen in the blood to various parts of
the body. The honey-tepid water mixture
raises the bloods hemoglobin levels,
which takes care of anemic conditions .
Iron deficiency anemia is a condition that
occurs when dietary intake or absorption
of iron is insufficient, and the oxygen
carrying capacity of the blood is
compromised. The reduced oxygen
carrying capacity leads to fatigue,
breathlessness, and sometimes
depression and other problems. Honey
can negate these issues by building the
oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood.
Building the level of oxygen in the blood
is extremely important because how
healthy the body is and how easily it
rejuvenates itself depends on the level of
oxygen in the blood. Preliminary
research has also shown the positive
effect of honey on hypertension or high
blood pressure. Traditionally, honey is
also consumed to reduce the effects of
hypotension or low blood pressure.
There is also some preliminary evidence
that honey can prevent low white blood
cell (WBC) count in chemotherapy
patients. In a small-scale experiment,
40% of patients at risk of low WBC count
had no recurrence of the problem after
consuming two teaspoons of therapeutic
honey a day during chemotherapy.

#2 Honey is safer than sugar
There has been a lot said about the
negative effects of white sugar on the
body. Honey is a great substitute that is
as sweet but also safe to consume.
Though honey also includes simple
sugars in its chemical makeup, it is quite
different from white sugar in that it
contains about 30% glucose and 40%
fructose – two monosaccharide or simple
sugars – with 20% other complex sugars.
Honey also includes dextrin, a starchy
fiber. This combination helps the body
regulate blood sugar levels.

#3 Honey is good for yoga
practitioners
For those doing yogic practices,
consuming honey brings balance to the
blood chemistry and is especially
recommended. Regular intake of honey
makes the system more vibrant. Taking
tepid water mildly laced with honey in
the morning before beginning the
practice can open the system up.

#4 Honey is antibacterial and
antiseptic
Consumption of honey promotes an
increase is beneficial antioxidant agents,
stimulates antibodies and combats
harmful microbial activity . Several
studies have also looked at honey in
wound treatment. One study used a
therapeutic honey that had undergone a
special purification process, which
destroyed all strains of bacteria in
wounds among the study participants.
Another study treated wounds and leg
ulcers for 59 patients, of whom 80% had
not responded to conventional treatment,
with unprocessed honey. Except for one
patient, all the others’ wounds showed
improvement. What’s more, the infected
wounds became sterile within one week
of honey application.
In traditional medicine, one of the health
benefits of honey includes the treatment
of respiratory infections. Daily
consumption of honey is used to deal
with issues such as excess mucus and
asthma.
Clinical research has also shown that
medical-grade honey can destroy food-
borne illness pathogens such as
Eschetichia coli and salmonella . Honey
has also shown promise in fighting
bacterial strains that have developed
resistance to antibiotics. Research has
shown that honey is effective against
methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Honey fights infections on many levels
making it difficult for pathogens to
develop resistance to it. Antibiotics by
contrast, typically target bacteria while
they are growing, giving them an
opportunity to evolve resistance. Honey
is also found to disrupt what is known as
quorum sensing, which reduces the
virulence of bacterial pathogens, and
allows antibiotics to take effect.

#5 Honey is an energy food
One of the important uses of honey in
traditional medicine is as an instant
energy booster. As mentioned above,
honey contains many different kinds of
sugar molecules, especially glucose and
fructose. However, unlike white sugar
where fructose and glucose are combined
as sucrose and require an additional step
in the digestive process, in honey, these
two sugars are separate. Thus, the
glucose acts as an instant energy source.
The United States National Honey Board
recommends consumption of honey
because it contains many vitamins and
minerals in small amounts. A list of these
include: niacin, riboflavin, pantothenic
acid, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium,
manganese, phosphorus, potassium and
zinc.

#6 Honey helps with digestion
Honey helps reduce constipation,
bloating and gas, thanks to it being a
mild laxative. Honey is also rich in
probiotic or “friendly” bacteria such as
bifido bacteria and lactobacilli, which aid
in digestion, promote the health of the
immune system, and reduce allergies.
Using honey in place of table sugar has
been found to reduce the toxic effects in
the gut of mycotoxins produced by fungi.

#7 Honey combats skin and scalp
infections
There are many health benefits of honey
on skin and scalp wellbeing as well. In a
small-scale study with 30 patients that
looked at the effects of honey on treating
seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff,
participants applied diluted crude honey
every alternate day by gently rubbing
their problem areas for 2-3 minutes. The
honey was left in place for three hours
before being washed off with warm
water. All the patients showed
improvement with the treatment. Itching
was relieved and scaling disappeared in a
week, while lesions disappeared in two
weeks. The patients’ hair loss situation
also improved. What’s more, patients
who continued the treatment for six
months by applying honey once a week
did not suffer from a relapse.

#8 Honey helps children sleep
soundly
Preliminary results from several studies
indicate that honey can improve the
quality of sleep in children. Based on
parents’ opinions, the studies concluded
that honey reduced cough among
children during the night and helped
them sleep more soundly.

Points to note
Honeys that are darker in color are
considered to have more antioxidants.
Honey does not rot and can be preserved
for long periods of time when sealed
properly. In fact, archaeologists have
found sealed jars of honey in the tombs
of pharaohs in the ancient Egyptian city
of Thebes and in the tomb of
Tutankhamen. There’s no information on
what the archaeologists did with all that
honey!
Honey should not be given to infants
under 12 months of age due to the risk
that it may contain spores of the
botulism bacteria that can lead to infant
botulism. These spores are found in dust
and soil and could find their way into
honey. An infant’s system is still not
geared to defend itself against this kind
of infection.
Another point to remember is that honey
is not very different from white sugar
when it comes to diabetics. Both
products increase the blood sugar level
and the same care must be taken by
diabetic patients.
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1. Burns
In some studies, using honey as a salve for burns
has proven very effective. In one clinical trial , burn
victims treated with honey saw swelling subside
earlier, a better control of infection, and faster
overall healing.


2. Memory
Some say that honey can improve both short- and
long-term memory, especially in menopausal and
postmenopausal women. In one study,
postmenopausal women who were given honey
treatments for several weeks saw as much
improvement in their immediate memory as
women given hormone therapy.



3. Herpes
Honey has proven to be an effective topical
treatment for both oral and genital herpes.
Research conducted in Dubai shows that honey
can heal these lesions just as quickly as ointments
you find at a pharmacy, and was even better at
reducing itchiness.


4. Diabetes
Honey has a lower glycemic index than sugar—
which means that it won’t spike blood sugar levels
the way sugar will. Honey also has a sweeter taste
than sugar, and may help you use less sweetener
on your foods. This can make honey a better
option than sugar. In one experiment , researchers
found that swapping honey for pure sugar is an
effective way to keep blood sugar levels steady.




5. Cancer
Honey is celebrated for its antioxidant properties,
which has caused many to wonder whether it
might have a future in preventing or treating
cancer. A 2011 study from Iran looked at how
honey affects renal cell carcinoma, which is a type
of kidney cancer. Researchers found that honey
was in fact effective in stopping cancer cells from
multiplying, and concluded that honey definitely
warrants further study as a cancer treatment.



6. Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids cause itching and pain in the anus,
as well as blood in the stool. In short, they are
never fun. But if you’re looking for a home remedy,
honey might fit the bill. An experiment that used a
mixture of honey, olive oil, and beeswax as a
topical treatment found that the mixture
significantly reduced pain and itching, as well as
bleeding.



7. Wounds and Ulcers
Honey has been used to dress wounds for
centuries, but does it work better than gels and
compresses? The research is mixed, but certainly
not anti-honey. One study found that honey is fast
and effective when it comes to sterilizing wounds
and removing dead tissue. Other researchers agree
that it can be effective, or even superior, to other
wound dressings, but it all depends on the wound.
For deep cuts and wounds, it can actually cause
infection, so only use honey after you’ve seen a
doctor.


8. Fertility
Honey has been lauded for its potential to boost
fertility, both in men and women. However, the
evidence is somewhat mixed. In fact, two separate
2013 studies — both conducted in Nigeria, using
rats — gave very different results. While one
showed that honey increased the male rats’ sperm
counts, the other showed quite the opposite. Can
honey help you start a family? For now, all we
really have is anecdotal evidence.



9. Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a common skin condition that causes
redness, blisters, itching, and even lesions. It’s
usually treated with topical creams that contain
corticosteroids or vitamin D, but could honey blow
them out of the water? One study once again used
a mixture of honey, olive oil, and beeswax, and
found that in most participants there was a
reduction in redness, scaling, and itching

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1. Burns
In some studies, using honey as a salve for burns
has proven very effective. In one clinical trial , burn
victims treated with honey saw swelling subside
earlier, a better control of infection, and faster
overall healing.


2. Memory
Some say that honey can improve both short- and
long-term memory, especially in menopausal and
postmenopausal women. In one study,
postmenopausal women who were given honey
treatments for several weeks saw as much
improvement in their immediate memory as
women given hormone therapy.



3. Herpes
Honey has proven to be an effective topical
treatment for both oral and genital herpes.
Research conducted in Dubai shows that honey
can heal these lesions just as quickly as ointments
you find at a pharmacy, and was even better at
reducing itchiness.


4. Diabetes
Honey has a lower glycemic index than sugar—
which means that it won’t spike blood sugar levels
the way sugar will. Honey also has a sweeter taste
than sugar, and may help you use less sweetener
on your foods. This can make honey a better
option than sugar. In one experiment , researchers
found that swapping honey for pure sugar is an
effective way to keep blood sugar levels steady.




5. Cancer
Honey is celebrated for its antioxidant properties,
which has caused many to wonder whether it
might have a future in preventing or treating
cancer. A 2011 study from Iran looked at how
honey affects renal cell carcinoma, which is a type
of kidney cancer. Researchers found that honey
was in fact effective in stopping cancer cells from
multiplying, and concluded that honey definitely
warrants further study as a cancer treatment.



6. Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids cause itching and pain in the anus,
as well as blood in the stool. In short, they are
never fun. But if you’re looking for a home remedy,
honey might fit the bill. An experiment that used a
mixture of honey, olive oil, and beeswax as a
topical treatment found that the mixture
significantly reduced pain and itching, as well as
bleeding.



7. Wounds and Ulcers
Honey has been used to dress wounds for
centuries, but does it work better than gels and
compresses? The research is mixed, but certainly
not anti-honey. One study found that honey is fast
and effective when it comes to sterilizing wounds
and removing dead tissue. Other researchers agree
that it can be effective, or even superior, to other
wound dressings, but it all depends on the wound.
For deep cuts and wounds, it can actually cause
infection, so only use honey after you’ve seen a
doctor.


8. Fertility
Honey has been lauded for its potential to boost
fertility, both in men and women. However, the
evidence is somewhat mixed. In fact, two separate
2013 studies — both conducted in Nigeria, using
rats — gave very different results. While one
showed that honey increased the male rats’ sperm
counts, the other showed quite the opposite. Can
honey help you start a family? For now, all we
really have is anecdotal evidence.



9. Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a common skin condition that causes
redness, blisters, itching, and even lesions. It’s
usually treated with topical creams that contain
corticosteroids or vitamin D, but could honey blow
them out of the water? One study once again used
a mixture of honey, olive oil, and beeswax, and
found that in most participants there was a
reduction in redness, scaling, and itching

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1. Burns In some studies, using honey as a salve for burns has proven very effective. In one clinical trial , burn victims treated with honey saw swelling subside earlier, a better control of infection, and faster overall healing.

2. Memory Some say that honey can improve both short- and long-term memory, especially in menopausal and postmenopausal women. In one study, postmenopausal women who were given honey treatments for several weeks saw as much improvement in their immediate memory as women given hormone therapy.

3. Herpes Honey has proven to be an effective topical treatment for both oral and genital herpes. Research conducted in Dubai shows that honey can heal these lesions just as quickly as ointments you find at a pharmacy, and was even better at reducing itchiness.


4. Diabetes Honey has a lower glycemic index than sugar— which means that it won’t spike blood sugar levels the way sugar will. Honey also has a sweeter taste than sugar, and may help you use less sweetener on your foods. This can make honey a better option than sugar. In one experiment , researchers found that swapping honey for pure sugar is an effective way to keep blood sugar levels steady.

5. Cancer Honey is celebrated for its antioxidant properties, which has caused many to wonder whether it might have a future in preventing or treating cancer. A 2011 study from Iran looked at how honey affects renal cell carcinoma, which is a type of kidney cancer. Researchers found that honey was in fact effective in stopping cancer cells from multiplying, and concluded that honey definitely warrants further study as a cancer treatment.


6. Hemorrhoids Hemorrhoids cause itching and pain in the anus, as well as blood in the stool. In short, they are never fun. But if you’re looking for a home remedy, honey might fit the bill. An experiment that used a mixture of honey, olive oil, and beeswax as a topical treatment found that the mixture significantly reduced pain and itching, as well as bleeding.


7. Wounds and Ulcers Honey has been used to dress wounds for centuries, but does it work better than gels and compresses? The research is mixed, but certainly not anti-honey. One study found that honey is fast and effective when it comes to sterilizing wounds and removing dead tissue. Other researchers agree that it can be effective, or even superior, to other wound dressings, but it all depends on the wound. For deep cuts and wounds, it can actually cause infection, so only use honey after you’ve seen a doctor.


8. Fertility Honey has been lauded for its potential to boost fertility, both in men and women. However, the evidence is somewhat mixed. In fact, two separate 2013 studies — both conducted in Nigeria, using rats — gave very different results. While one showed that honey increased the male rats’ sperm counts, the other showed quite the opposite. Can honey help you start a family? For now, all we really have is anecdotal evidence.

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13 Surprising Uses for Honey
It’s often said that the famed ancient beauty
Cleopatra would soak in honey and milk baths.
Well, whether or not that’s true, it’s certainly not
surprising that the story has persisted for so long
— honey has a tremendous effect on the skin. And
that’s not all — honey is a powerful antiseptic and
a fantastic natural sugar substitute. Keep reading
for these and more alternative uses for honey.
Health
1. Relieve Hangovers. Had a little too much fun
last night? A few tablespoons of honey, which is
packed with fructose, will help speed up your
body’s metabolism of alcohol.
2. Heal Wounds, Cuts, Scrapes & Burns. Don’t
reach for the Neosporin the next time you cut or
burn yourself — simply apply honey to the affected
area. Honey works as a natural antiseptic.
3. Soothe Sore Throats and Coughs. Combine
honey with the juice of one lemon and drink. It
works like a wonder!
4. Remove Parasites. Hopefully you’ll never have
to use this trick, but if you do, combine equal
parts honey, vinegar and water and drink. The
combination of these three ingredients is the
perfect parasite killer.
Beauty
5. Moisturize Dry Skin. Honey is a fantastic
moisturizer, especially on dry patches, like your
elbows or hands — even your lips! Rub onto your
dry, patchy skin and let it sit for about 30 minutes
before washing off. Honey also makes a great lip
balm!
6. Condition Damaged Hair. Honey is a great
natural conditioner. You can simply add a
teaspoon of the stuff to your regular shampoo to
smooth your damaged locks. You can also
combine it with olive oil for a deeper conditioning.
Let it soak for 20 minutes with your hair wrapped
in a towel before shampooing as usual.
7. Have an Amazing Bath. Relax your body and
soak your skin in a soothing bath. Add 2
tablespoons of honey to 1 cup of hot water and let
it dissolve for about 10 minutes. Add 2 or 3 drops
of lavender essential oil and add it to your bath.
8. Remove Acne. Stubborn acne can really benefit
from a small daily dab of honey. Place a band-aid
over the pimple, and take it off 30 minutes later.
9. Give Yourself a Facial. Combine 2 teaspoons of
milk with 2 tablespoons of honey. Cover your face
with the mixture and let it sit for 10 minutes before
washing off.

Food
10. Boost Your Energy. Quit turning to coffee for
your daily energy boost! Replace your cup of Joe
with a cup of tea. Mix in a tablespoon or so of
honey.
11. Substitute Honey for Sugar in Baking. For
every cup of sugar a recipe calls for, replace it
with 3/4 cup of honey. For best results, add 1/4
teaspoon of baking soda and reduce another liquid
in your recipe by 1/4 cup. Also, reduce the oven
temperature by 25 degrees.
12. Make Almond Milk from Scratch. You’ll find a
great recipe here .
13. Make Infused Honeys. Why have plain old
regular honey when you can have ginger lime
honey or hot pepper honey?!
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13 Surprising Uses for Honey

It’s often said that the famed ancient beauty
Cleopatra would soak in honey and milk baths.
Well, whether or not that’s true, it’s certainly not
surprising that the story has persisted for so long
— honey has a tremendous effect on the skin. And
that’s not all — honey is a powerful antiseptic and
a fantastic natural sugar substitute. Keep reading
for these and more alternative uses for honey.
Health
1. Relieve Hangovers. Had a little too much fun
last night? A few tablespoons of honey, which is
packed with fructose, will help speed up your
body’s metabolism of alcohol.
2. Heal Wounds, Cuts, Scrapes & Burns. Don’t
reach for the Neosporin the next time you cut or
burn yourself — simply apply honey to the affected
area. Honey works as a natural antiseptic.
3. Soothe Sore Throats and Coughs. Combine
honey with the juice of one lemon and drink. It
works like a wonder!
4. Remove Parasites. Hopefully you’ll never have
to use this trick, but if you do, combine equal
parts honey, vinegar and water and drink. The
combination of these three ingredients is the
perfect parasite killer.
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Shopping Guide
Beauty
5. Moisturize Dry Skin. Honey is a fantastic
moisturizer, especially on dry patches, like your
elbows or hands — even your lips! Rub onto your
dry, patchy skin and let it sit for about 30 minutes
before washing off. Honey also makes a great lip
balm!
6. Condition Damaged Hair. Honey is a great
natural conditioner. You can simply add a
teaspoon of the stuff to your regular shampoo to
smooth your damaged locks. You can also
combine it with olive oil for a deeper conditioning.
Let it soak for 20 minutes with your hair wrapped
in a towel before shampooing as usual.
7. Have an Amazing Bath. Relax your body and
soak your skin in a soothing bath. Add 2
tablespoons of honey to 1 cup of hot water and let
it dissolve for about 10 minutes. Add 2 or 3 drops
of lavender essential oil and add it to your bath.
8. Remove Acne. Stubborn acne can really benefit
from a small daily dab of honey. Place a band-aid
over the pimple, and take it off 30 minutes later.
9. Give Yourself a Facial. Combine 2 teaspoons of
milk with 2 tablespoons of honey. Cover your face
with the mixture and let it sit for 10 minutes before
washing off.
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Food
10. Boost Your Energy. Quit turning to coffee for
your daily energy boost! Replace your cup of Joe
with a cup of tea. Mix in a tablespoon or so of
honey.
11. Substitute Honey for Sugar in Baking. For
every cup of sugar a recipe calls for, replace it
with 3/4 cup of honey. For best results, add 1/4
teaspoon of baking soda and reduce another liquid
in your recipe by 1/4 cup. Also, reduce the oven
temperature by 25 degrees.
12. Make Almond Milk from Scratch. You’ll find a
great recipe here .
13. Make Infused Honeys. Why have plain old
regular honey when you can have ginger lime
honey or hot pepper honey?!
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