Medicinal Mad Honey - Himalayan Honey | Wild Honey, Raw and Unfiltered, Honey from Nepal 8.8 Oz. (250g), Red

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We are presenting a wonderful opportunity to experience the Mad Honey of the Himalayas. What is Mad Honey? Supporting Digestive Health: The natural enzymes found in mad honey may help improve digestion and support overall gut health. It is also believed to have a prebiotic effect, meaning that it can help promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut.

While poisoning from grayanotoxins is rarely fatal in humans and generally lasts for no more than 24 hours, it can be lethal for animals (there are lots of cattle and pet poisoning cases from the ingestion of the leaves, flowers, and nectar of rhododendrons).combs on Himalayan cliffs by Sudan Shrestha – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=32987417; A few hours later Mauli, reeking of raksi, is making his impossible climb in the rain as large, angry honeybees swarm and sting his face. The texture of mad honey is typically little thinner than other honey. It may have a slightly grainy or crystallized texture, and color is change into reddish to dark, depending on how long it has been stored. Children these days don’t value the culture,” Mauli says. “If this continues, our culture is going to disappear.” The elders know it’s the reason no one has had the dream—or if they have, why they won’t admit it.

You feel better physically, emotionally, and spiritually. It’s a holistic approach to healing that’s served the people of the Himalayas well for thousands of years. And all you have to do is spoon it into your breakfast! Consumption of about 15-30 g mad honey leads to intoxication, and symptoms appear after half to 4 [hours]. The level of intoxication not only depends on the amount of mad honey consumed but also on the grayanotoxin concentration in the honey and the season of production. According to Ozhan et al., consumption of one teaspoon of mad honey may lead to poisoning.” Harvesting mad honey can be time-consuming and dangerous, so it’s critical that we leave it to the professionals. HOW TO FIND A BEEHIVE

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Nepalese people consume mad honey primarily for its medicinal benefits to treat everything from hypertension to diabetes to general aches and pains. It’s a tough world! And searching for something, anything, that makes us happier is a normal thing. The reputation of some toxic honey, also called mad honey, red honey, hallucinogenic honey, as a product with psychoactive effects, has caught the attention of people. But as in many cases, reputation is oftentimes incomplete and misleading. This exceptional honey has developed a reputation due to the bees’ ability to collect nectar from the rhododendron flowers, despite their toxic nature to other species. Himalayan mad honey is rare because, until now, it was very, VERY difficult for the outside world to reach it … and the bees don’t give up their treasure easily.