A few ideas for presents: useful, healthy, sweet and easy to buy!
Presents. Gifts. Or whatever you like to call them, they are an important part of our lives. They are easy to buy for ourselves, difficult …
Author: Laura Bujor
Laura Bujor is the author and founder of HealthyWithHoney.com. She built this website as a personal journey to discover the power of honey and share it with the world.
She learned directly from beekeepers and took a course in apitherapy. In 2024 she became a UMF™ Mānuka Honey Specialist, determined to teach the world what exactly a good reliable source of medical grade honey is.
Her hobby turned into a professional career. You can find her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest and X.
Florida raw organic honey made from SAW PALMETTO and SABAL PALMETTO
Palmetto honeys are honeys very well known in Florida, rare honeys usually kept by beekeepers for themselves or close friends. There are more than 15 kinds …
Go to the Halloween party dressed as a bee family! Plead for their safety and have lots of fun!
Personally I don’t like Halloween. Probably because I’m a peaceful person and all those scary masks and costumes that we “have” to wear, don’t look …
What is Tupelo honey?
Americans know tupelo honey (though it is quite rare), just like Australians know eucalyptus honeys, or New Zealanders know manuka honey. Worldwide diabetics also know …
Blueberry honey has a strong antioxidant and antimicrobial power
Just like buckwheat honey, blackberry honey or chestnut honey, blueberry honey has a very strong antioxidant and antimicrobial power. Blueberries are perennial flowers which give us indigo-colored …
What bacteria can honey kill?
Yes, it is true. Honey it is not only a sweet food, but also a reliable product that can kill many bacteria. And also fungi …
What gives honey its antimicrobial power?
Why is honey antimicrobial? Its components make it like that. There are components that induce an indirect antimicrobial action, the microbial infection being fought by its immuno-activating, anti-inflammatory …
Can diabetics eat MANUKA HONEY?
They’d better not. It’s not because manuka honey is honey, a really sweet food, because diabetics CAN eat honey, but they SHOULD NOT eat manuka honey. …