100% Pure Raw Wild Amazon Basin Honey 1000g

Description

Our precious next-level honey jar containers ONLY filters out all specific damaging UV radiation which in result conserves all natural fresh nutrients inside for at least 6 months, unopened | room temperature storage, of course once open only extend its freshness (close lid after each use!). We kindly advise to grant these black shade ultraviolet glass jars a life-time refill / all-good reuse.. maybe up-cycle as splendid Green give away, w/ sweet stacked homemade cookies?

Pharmacological properties, effects & actions

There’s over 2.500 different types of plants which can form the source for honey, so theoretically we can speak on the composition of as many as the above mentioned flower plants. In spite of this extraordinary variability, pure honey contains approximately 200 “fixed” components (see +info).

Honey, considered mainly as an excellent source of energy, a natural food, also harbours many interesting medicinal properties. Over 20 properties clearly show pure honey is a natural drug.

Alphabetic ordered synthetic list show general main healing or therapeutic properties on pure honey:

1. ANTI-BACTERIALLY

• Honey has a relative low pH, small amounts of water, fats and proteins, high osmolarity which means poor “living conditions” for bacteria
• The bioflavonoids present in honey are directly antibacterial
• Many of the honey’s enzymes act finally as antibacterial

2. ANTIBIOTIC

• The spectrum of honey’s properties against micro-organisms is pretty large

3. ANTI-BROWNING AGENT IN FOOD PROCESSING

• Definition of “browning” in this case means oxidation; honey has anti-oxidative powers; less oxidation in foods means a better nutrition; better nutrition means better health

4. ANTI-CARIES

• Honey is general, non-specific antibacterial
• Honey nourishes the gums, thus better nutrition of teeth

5. ANTI-INFLAMMATORY

• Honey is a good anti-oxidant
• It contains bioflavonoids with anti-inflammatory properties
• Honey can absorb a lot of “fire” from the inflammation areas, according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine | Traditional Indigenous Peoples Wisdom

6. ANTIMICROBIAL

• See antibiotic

7. BIO-STIMULATIVE

• Honey is a “living food” with a lot of bio-energy;
• It gives the best energy for the living cells

8. CLARIFIER for juices, ciders, wines etc.

• Because of its organic acids

9. CURATIVE

• Yes, honey can cure many diseases, even if it is mainly considered an “adjutant”

10. DEPURATIVE

• It helps the detoxification body’s mechanisms; honey has a lot of fructose (especially acacia honey) which instant helps your liver’s energetically mechanisms; stronger liver means a better biochemical detoxication

11. EMOLLIENT

• Because of its anti-inflammatory properties and because of its capacity to attract water

12. ENERGIZER

• The honey’s carbohydrates burn easily and usually (when enough oxygen is present) until water + CO2, so no residues are left to diminish the energy’s quality
• Pure honey’s fructose increase the level of energy in our main “battery” (see liver)

13. FAT EMULSIFIER

• Because of its natural acids

14. IMMUNOSTIMULANT

• It gives first of all a lot of “light” energy for the white blood cells
• The bioflavonoids act directly as immuno-stimulants

15. IMMUNOSUPPRESIVE

• Honey, like propolis can act in some cases, as an immunosuppressive agent; this property, discovered after several studies on mice (Duddukuri et al. 1997), may be extremely useful in many immune system disorders like multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus etc.

16 a. LAXATIVE

• Honey is hygroscopic (it attracts water)
• Regulates the large intestine flora
• HELPS pancreas and liver better functional performance on the produce of digestive juices

Helps against diarrhea too. In cases of diarrhea caused by microorganisms from not well enough preserved foods (this is a “healthy”, “detox” kind of diarrhea used by the body to clean itself) honey acts as an antibiotic, destroys the diarrhea generating micro-organisms, thus accelerates the healing process.

16 b. NUTRITIVE

• The honey’s carbohydrates also help in the building of the connective tissue

17. PROTISTOCIDE

• See the general antibacterial properties

18. RADIOACTIVE

• Honey normally has the natural radioactivity specific to the areas where the bees are collecting the nectar and/or the trees sap (for honeydew honey). However some honeys can have higher amounts of radioactivity caused by “artificial”, man-made sources. Suriname (Amazon Floodplains) is a carbon negative country.

19. REGENERATIVE FOR CONNECTIVE TISSUES

• Stimulates production of mucopolysaccharides, important components of connective tissues

20. STIMULATES THE ANABOLISM

• Honey is mainly an “yin” factor, according to the Traditional Chinese and Indigenous Medicine; it calms the nervous system, stimulant for the regeneration and/or creation of new, normal tissues

21. STIMULATES THE REGENERATION OF EPITHELIUMS, ENDOTHELIUMS and CELL MEMBRANES

• Mainly because of its content in bioflavonoids

22. TONICARDIAC

• Honey is the best energy for any muscle, including the heart in essence a “muscular pump”

23. TOXIC EFFECTS

• Some honeys, such as Rhododendron honeys (Rhododendron ponticum), can have toxic effects (vomiting, vertigo etc.) (Kadriye Sorkun, 2003).

24. WOUND HEALER (Subrahmanyam, 1991):

• Prevents infection because of antibacterial properties;
• Provides a viscous barrier to fluid loss and wound invasion by bacteria thus preventing infection;
• Contains enzymes which may aid healing and promote tissue formation;
• Absorbs pus thereby cleaning the wound;
• Reduces pain, irritation and eliminates offensive odor

Also in the case of pollen, honey has great variability at this specific composition according to its natural origin source and / or its related handling.

There’s many people in the world with positive effects due its properties on burns, wounds, bacteria, heart insufficiency and / or other wellness remedies. 100% pure natural raw honey entails a lower GI vs regular sugar.