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HONEY – A MIRACLE PRODUCT

I usually repost this entry once a year because I believe in the benefits of this product so much. Check it out, click the links and read the articles, and start enjoying the benefits of honey!

Honey has been one of my favorite things since I was a little girl.  My father had bee hives and we always had a jar of honey in the house.  Today is no different.  I eat honey every day and love it.  I cook with it, put it on my cereal in the mornings, and eat honey and peanut butter sandwiches.

The honey bee is the only insect that produces food eaten by humans.  Did you know that an average honey bee only makes one twelfth of a teaspoon of honey in its lifetime?  The honey bee has been around for at least 30 million years!

Honey has so many uses that I can’t begin to name them all in this post. As far back as ancient times honey was used for its healing powers.

Native American women used honey on their skin as a moisturizer.

According to scientific research honey may be the new antibiotic.

Honey is an instant energizer, an antioxidant, speeds healing of wounds and improves your immune system.  Honey consumption may have a positive effect on factors associated with heart disease risk.

Here is an article I wrote some time back about the wonderful powers of honey and cinnamon:  Cinnamon and Honey, A Cure for Almost Everything

Check out The Healing Powers of Honey, too.

I can’t say enough about this great gift to mankind from the bee.  The next time you get a chance purchase a jar of honey as a staple for your cupboard.

Here is a great recipe for Honey Baked Chicken Breasts, too.

Do you already enjoy the benefits of honey or use it in cooking or recipes?  Leave me a comment on here or Facebook with your thoughts. Thanks.