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News & Research:
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Bee Propolis,
Honey and Royal Jelly - thenutritionreporter.com
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Unbearable honey - The Daily, 11/13/11 - "More than three-fourths of the
honey tested from grocery stores in the U.S. doesn’t meet the international
standards to be labeled “honey,” according to an analysis done for Food Safety
News ... The results show that the pollen frequently has been removed through a
high-tech process called ultra-filtration. Without pollen, the product isn’t
considered to be honey by most of the world’s food safety agencies, including
the Food and Drug Administration ... Pollen contains enzymes, antioxidants and
has well-documented anti-allergenic benefits, experts say. “Stomach ailments,
anemia and allergies are just a few of the conditions that may be improved by
consumption of unprocessed honey,” ... The Food and Drug Administration agrees
that any product that’s been ultra-filtered and no longer contains pollen isn’t
honey" - Note: This might be an option in the future if you don't mind bees
flying though your yard to get to it:
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How
Manuka Honey Helps Fight Infection - Science Daily, 9/9/09
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Antioxidant In Substance From Honeybees May Protect Athletes From
Overheating - Science Daily, 7/28/09
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Honey Adds Health Benefits, Is Natural Preservative And Sweetener In Salad
Dressings - Science Daily, 12/24/08
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Honey Helps To Heal Wounds, Review Suggests - Science Daily, 10/7/08
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Does
Honey Relieve Cough in Children? - Medscape, 5/8/08 -
"On a 6-point scale, subjects who received honey
reported an average improvement of 1.89 points in cough frequency, compared
with 1.39 points for DM subjects and 0.92 points for "no treatment"
subjects. Parental assessment of the child's sleep improved by 2.49 points
for honey patients, by 1.79 points for DM patients, and by 1.57 points for
no treatment patients"
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Honey May Soothe Kids' Coughs - WebMD, 12/3/07 -
"Honey ranked highest, followed by dextromethorphan, and the placebo was in
last place in terms of cough relief ... honey's slim lead over
dextromethorphan may have been due to chance"
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Study:
Honey seems to calm coughs in kids - USATODAY.com, 12/3/07
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Patients Should Ask Surgeons About Using Honey To Heal Wounds - Science
Daily, 10/17/07
- Can
Honey Heal? - Dr. Weil, 2/15/07
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Honey Helps Problem Wounds - Science Daily, 7/27/06
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Healing Honey: The Sweet Evidence Revealed - Science Daily, 4/7/06
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Honey Could Be Healthy Alternative To High-fructose Corn
Syrup In Halloween Candy - Science Daily, 12/23/04
- Effects of an herbal medication containing bee products on menopausal
symptoms and cardiovascular risk markers: results of a pilot
open-uncontrolled trial - Medscape, 12/16/04
- The Newest Cancer Fighter? - Mercola.com, 12/8/04
- Bee Products - Pollen, Propolis, and Royal Jelly -
Dr. Murray's Natural Facts, 6/23/04
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