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It's HONEY. It's pure sugar that's its purpose.
3rd most counterfeited food in the world
https://www.insider.com/fake-hone...rks-2020-9
76% of US sold honey is fake
https://www.mybeeline.c
How to detect adulterated/fake honey
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Local honey 🍯 is the only way to go. As a cheap SOB it pains me to say it but pay more for local honey. Much of the store bought stuff is not pure.
3rd most counterfeited food in the world
https://www.insider.com/fake-hone...rks-2020-9
76% of US sold honey is fake
https://www.mybeeline.c
How to detect adulterated/fake honey
https://dailyhealthpost
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My doctor says that the "local" honey benefits are a myth. Like how it supposedly helps with allergies.
Check out this article as well: https://www.webmd.com/allergies/f...-allergies
Check out this article as well: https://www.webmd.com/allergies/f...-allergies
Have you actually ever tried it? I have and know others that have as well. Your doctor is wrong.
Read the article.
"Pollen from weeds, trees, and grasses is the leading cause of seasonal allergies. Wind usually whips the yellowy dust from these plants into the air.
Bees, which make honey, tend to pick up pollen from brightly colored flowers. Pollen from these blooms rarely causes allergies."
"... it (unprocessed, unfiltered honey) can have some pretty nasty stuff in it, from bee parts to mold spores and bacteria. These things are usually removed during commercial processing."
"Pollen from weeds, trees, and grasses is the leading cause of seasonal allergies. Wind usually whips the yellowy dust from these plants into the air.
Bees, which make honey, tend to pick up pollen from brightly colored flowers. Pollen from these blooms rarely causes allergies."
"... it (unprocessed, unfiltered honey) can have some pretty nasty stuff in it, from bee parts to mold spores and bacteria. These things are usually removed during commercial processing."
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