Features:

• All-natural
• Tested in labs

Properties:

• Bolsters immune system
• Antibiotic properties
• Eases cough/chest congestion
• Strengthens the digestive system
  
• Blood tonic
• Good for kidneys/bladder
• Antioxidant
• Antiseptic

Usage:

• Ideal method: Blend 1 tsp honey & a hint of lemon juice in cool water.
• Great for jams: Mix grated fruits, honey, cinnamon, rosewater, lemon juice, etc.
• As a cream/dressing: Apply topically to burns and wounds in the initial stages.
• For general strengthening, take 3 tsp honey/day (diabetics take 3 dessertspoon).
• Daily consumption in breakfast for blood improvement.
• 1 tsp honey/cinnamon every night to increase sexual potency.
• Sweeten drinks, desserts, and pastries
• Cosmetic and health applications, such as masks, toothpaste, etc.

Notes:

• Even minimal amounts of moisture in the honey container can lead to fermentation over time.
• Excess temperatures above 70 degrees Celsius will damage the beneficial enzymes (such as diastase, which helps dissolve fats inside blood vessels and cardiac tissues, preventing clogging and heart attacks) and create hydroxymethylfurfural toxins.
• Quality honey reacts to heat and cold, becoming diluted from warmth and crystallized at low temps due to diastase.
• Crystallization typically begins from the bottom (not the top, as with imitation honey).
• The color of honey is not an indication of its quality; it varies depending on the flowers and plants the bees feed on, as well as the time and heat exposure, covering a spectrum from white to red and black. Therefore, the color of spring honey differs from autumn honey.
• High-grade honey may be cloudy due to a lack of heating during production.
• This honey is packed with antimicrobial properties due to the vast array of plants that bees in the Dena region feed on.

Physical Details:

• Weight: 0.5 kilogram
• Dimensions: 19 * 10 cm

Experience the pure, natural goodness of Raw Mountain Dena Honey.

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