On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 07:59:44 -0700, Nenah Sylver <nenahsyl...@cox.net>
wrote:
Honey, which I believe also contains a type of fungus
does
the same thing.
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It could, Sol. But "the runs" could indicate cleaning out, too.
Nope, it is what I get when the only diet addition/change is honey/raw
vinegar.
By the way, I never heard of honey containing fungus. It does contain
enzymes, though. So does raw ACV (apple cider vinegar).
I was mis-remebering, I was thinking about honey and water mixtures being
deadly to hummingbirds, it is a bacterium not a fungus:
http://faq.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/hummingbird/2003021845028716.html
Why You Should NEVER Use Honey:
A honey water solution served up in hummingbird feeders can quickly
become toxic and deadly. Honey rapidly ferments and also cultures >a
deadly bacterium. Contrary to popular belief, honey is not "more
natural" than the cane sugar that is sold as white sugar. Honey >has
been chemically altered by honey bees: it is flower nectar and whatever
ever else the honey bee ingested, digested, and spit back >out again.
Honey is nothing like the sucrose found in flower nectar and white sugar.
sol
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