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Unheated, unfiltered and alive. This honey has a buttery, butterscotch flavor. It is a unique product of highest quality. Studies have shown that honey is an anti-carcinogen and is high in anti-oxidants. High in minerals, essential fatty acids and enzymes which are very soothing to the skin and help to hydrate it.

Honey is a rich source of antioxidants and anti-microbial compounds that are very beneficial for healing. Honey also soothes the throat by coating the area that is irritated.

You can spread it on scraped knees and administer it whenever a sore throat is felt to be coming on. It's used to control ulcers by preventing the buildup of H-pylori in the stomach. It's used for acid reflux as an effective remedy.

New research is also revealing the unusual antibacterial activity unique to honey. This has led to a greater understanding of the capability of honey to kill certain bacteria through different mechanisms:

• Honey has even been effective against many different drug resistant bacteria, including E. coli.
• Honey has been observed attacking E. coli bacteria in ways that render the bacteria defenseless.
• Honey has been able to kill not only the E. coli bacteria, but other types of bacteria as well.

Not only does honey possess significant antibacterial qualities, it is also effective in promoting healing by directly stimulating cells necessary in immune response for disease fighting and wound healing.

Honey is the one sweetener that offers unique life-giving qualities.

Our honey is harvested from eucalyptus flowers in a remote region of Australia under the watchful eyes of master beekeepers. They treat their bees with kindness and respect. They gather the honey without harm to the bees. A natural antiseptic and preservative. The shelf life of honey is 4000 years.

Honeybees use the nectar of over two million flowers to make one pound of Snugglespoon.

Avoid serving raw honey to children under two years of age.

Kosher Certified.

Here are some articles on the benefits of Raw Honey:
Science Finally Discovers the Anti-Bacterial Abilities of Honey
Honey Offers Many Benefits
Naturally Sweet: Learn Why You Should Eat Raw Honey

Study: Honey can kill superbugs
By Mark Tutton
For CNN
 
LONDON, England (CNN) -- Honey has been used to treat wounds since ancient times, but recent years have seen a surge of medical interest in the sticky stuff.
 
Research has shown that honey has antibacterial properties.

Manuka honey has been the subject of particular interest, with the results of a study just published by Sydney University finding that it has powerful antibacterial properties, and is even effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Associate Professor Dee Carter, from Sydney University's School of Molecular and Microbial Biosciences said: "Our research is the first to clearly show that these honey-based products could in many cases replace antibiotic creams on wounds and equipment such as catheters. Using honey as an intermediate treatment could also prolong the life of antibiotics."
"Most bacteria that cause infections in hospitals are resistant to at least one antibiotic, and there is an urgent need for new ways to treat and control surface infections."
She added: "We don't quite know how these honeys prevent and kill infections, but a compound in them called methylglyoxal seems to interact with a number of other unknown compounds in honey to prevent infectious bacteria developing new strains that are resistant to it."
Honey is a complex substance, containing up to 800 compounds and its complexity means it has been difficult to pinpoint exactly how it kills bacteria.

This product is not intended to treat, cure or diagnose any illness or disease.

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