What is Ayurveda? Can a westerner use Ayurveda to heal himself?
Talking about what good honey does to our body, I’ve often mentioned Ayurveda. But what is Ayurveda? Can we as westerners, use Ayurveda to treat our …
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 UMF™ Mānuka Honey Specialist, determined to teach the world the benefits of a good reliable medical grade honey.
Her hobby turned into a professional career. You can find her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest and X.
Short review of different kinds of bee hives
This post talks about the passion of beekeepers, as it is seen on their different kinds of bee hives. How the hives look when we …
Do bees bite? Yes! And sting, too. Are honey bees aggressive? No. Almost…..
Insects usually bite, do bees bite, too? Isn’t stinging good enough? If they bite and sting, are honey bees aggressive? We can’t exactly picture a peaceful …
Honey and walnuts health benefits: treat anemia, stomach ulcers, high blood pressure. And make a reliable aphrodisiac!
Honey and walnuts health benefits: treat anemia, stomach ulcers and high blood pressure. And make a reliable aphrodisiac! Read more about their benefits here↖️
Bee venom – a potential natural treatment for HIV
For some time people on Earth are confronted with a powerful virus. First, we all ask for a natural treatment for HIV, and then become …
What causes CCD? Do pesticides kill bees? Or radiations? Pathogens? Aliens?
What causes CCD? Do pesticides kill bees? These are valid questions we hear a lot these days. But what if the truth is completely different, and the …
Einstein said: “If the bees disappear…” – Give me a break, Einstein!
No, I don’t believe Einstein said that. And I don’t believe this is what would happen. Today, the Internet is so full of quotes of …
Neonicotinoids are poison to bees and our honey!
On July 2015, The New York Times is writing: “More than 70 percent of pollen and honey samples collected from foraging bees in Massachusetts contained neonicotinoids, a type …