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Their bee forest is
in Brazil, everyone knows that, check their website.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:30
AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: MMY
Vedic Honey (price of)
Product of Brazil.......doesn't that speak volumes?
Just
amazing. How do these guys walk with balls that
big? No integrity, just a
bunch of clownish con
artists who justify everything in their
fantasy
cult-world of heaven on earth.
-Peter
--- wayback71
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> The MMY Vedic Honey that I received says in
small
> print on the side of the jar and the
> boxes
"Product of Brazil." Do we have a Vedic Honey
> facility down
there? It tastes okay -
> with a slight lemony aftertaste. It is
a tad
> granular -not as smooth as commercial honey. I
>
don't think it enlightened me, at least not yet!
> But who knows?
Maybe that blast of light t
> hat raced up my spine and out my head a
few minutes
> ago was due to the honey! The $10
> jar is
almost empty since it contains enough for
> about 4 skimpy spoonfuls.
The really
> interesting part of all this is that the $40 size
>
jar (which I also ordered if you can imagine
> that) has a box with a
front that swings open. When
> you swing open the front flap a
song
> plays from a plastic insert. The song has women
>
singing about Maharishi Vedic Honey in a
> reptitive jingle that lasts
about 60 seconds. The
> mailing package I received this in had
> been ripped open and one of the boxes disabled and
> torn apart
- probably by a Fex Ex
> delivery guy who got so irritated by the song
that
> had been triggered by jostling in the
> mail.
>
> Vaj, I would not eat anything from India that had
> not been
cooked or else certified clean
> and heavy metal and parasite
free. Unlesss I knew
> the manufacturer to be really
reliable.
>
>
> --- In
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >
> > On Apr 7, 2005, at 6:39 PM, Bob Brigante
wrote:
> >
> > > This Himalaya honey does not claim to
be raw,
> which is important by
> > > Ayurveda standards, as
heated honey is said to
> contain toxins. The USDA
> > >
requires that honey labelled "raw" not be heated
> to high temps.
The
> > > reason why honey producers heat their honey to
>
high temps is so they
> > > can fill containers faster and also
heated honey
> does not crystallize
> > > like raw honey
does.
> >
> > No good Ayurvedic manufacturer would heat
it
> improperly, as this
> > produces cyanogens.
>
>
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