Honey in history: Ancient India
Ancient India There are lots of mentions about honey and bees in the sacred Indians writings, The Vedas, around 2-3000 BC. The early Hindus considered honey …
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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.
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Honey in history. Prehistory, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China.
Prehistoric times Talking about bees and honey in history must always include Ancient Egypt and Ancient China. But starting from the very beginning of times, …
Sunflower honey
Sunflower aka HELIANTHUS ANNUUS L. from Asteraceae family, is probably one of the most known flowers. It’s an annual plant, meaning it has to be planted every spring, because …
What is the difference between pure honey and raw honey?
Do you know the difference between pure honey and raw honey”? Do you know there are studies showing that pure honey has the same composition with …
What is processed honey?
Do you know what processed honey is? If you know, then you are not buying it. We can see it on supermarket shelves, with beautiful names …
Are there vitamins in honey? Er, NO?!
There are no vitamins in honey?? Well, almost. “Honey” is a generic word. It represents a class, including as many types of honey as many flowers exist. …
Sidr honey benefits for health
Despite tradition and recent scientific research on honey benefits for health, Sidr honey is still surrounded with a lot of doubt, even in the Arab world. …
Sidr Honey
Even more expensive than manuka honey, Sidr honey also known as Ziziphus honey has gained a lot of popularity these days. The Arabian world trust …