- honey is antibacteria
- honey is hydroscopic, meaning "water loving"...honey holds moisture in place and even draws moisture out of the air (hence, the reason for the bread not drying out)
- honey gives a slow steady release of energy instead of peaks and valleys that come from eating sugar!
- weight lifters, triatheletes, and competitive sport figures use honey before, during and after a workout.
- honey does not cause cavities. The sugars in honey don't begin breaking down until they reach the stomach.
- find a local beekeeper to purchase raw, unfiltered, unheated honey to obtain all its natural vitamins and nutrients
- The National Honey Board and the American Medical Association found through research that eating honey raised within a 50 mile radius of your home would help with allergies.
4 comments:
good morning, joni.....so funny...my mom used honey for everything...and i mean everything...only thing is...i can't stand the taste or smell of it!!! something i always wanted to like, but when i tried it....i had the same reaction....i don't mind a little in tea, or if it is used for baking.....but i really would love to love it! i'm still hoping when i grow up.....:)
hugs to you today,
kimberly
That is so neat! I use honey in my tea.
Sending you love, Nita
Yes I've heard this quite a lot recently that we need to buy more honey and support the bees.
I like bees...not too keen on wasps.
Sarah (Linnet)
This is SO interesting. You make me want to invest in buying some honey. I have been using raw sugar lately but this sounds better. I will have to remember it at the grocery store.
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