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Honey provides natural way to sweeten food and health
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Known as liquid gold to beekeepers and honey enthusiasts, honey is
one of the few products that can be packed and sold straight from
nature.
In addition to its place on toast and desserts, Mother Nature's
own sweetener has ample health benefits.
"It is the only food stuff that doesn't spoil," says Lowell
Hutchison, a local beekeeper. "It's a non-growing medium. It's
basically the fact that foreign organisms don't grow in it."
Jim Fly, owner of A to Z's Fresh Air Fare healt...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
 "Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)")
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Life is sweet with honey; IT'S BEEN AROUND FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND IS STILL DOING US GOOD.(Features)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; Byline: By Samantha Booth HONEY has been enjoyed by humans for more than 20,000 years, which isn't surprising given its health benefits, sweet flavour and a myriad of uses. Over the years people have worshipped with honey, got drunk on honey, healed wounds with honey and even made love with honey.
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A honey of a cure: all the products made by bees have special gifts for dogs.(HEALTH)
Whole Dog Journal
; Bees may sting, but they create some of the world's most valuable, versatile products. Honey, bee pollen, royal jelly, beeswax, propolis, and even the venom from bee stings are all touted for their human health benefits --and many experts say that dogs derive the same advantages. Feeding honey to
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Getting your honey's worth
Natural Foods Merchandiser
; Choosing which types of honey to stock can be difficult, because virtually all bottled honey sold today is natural. Even the kind that conies in that bear-shaped plastic bottle. "All our honey is natural because it only comes from bees and flowers," says Beth Roberts, a spokeswoman for Dutch Gold
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Sweet news about honey and your health.
Environmental Nutrition
; The Folklore. Honey was highly valued in ancient Egypt and was a common form of payment. In the 11th century, German peasants were required to pay their feudal lords with honey and beeswax. European settlers introduced honeybees to New England in the 17th century, and they used honey not only in
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honey: what's the buzz?
Better Nutrition
; HONEY OFFERS A SWARM OF SWEET REWARDS FOR YOUR HEALTH AND BEAUTY ROUTINE It doesn't get much sweeter than honey. Made in perhaps the world's most sophisticated factory, the beehive, this nectar provides not just a delectable food and medicine, but also a bounty of beauty treatments. Healthful Honey
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