Marshall, when you have enough to sell, let us know! Good luck. PT
________________________________ From: Marshall <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wed, March 20, 2013 2:59:02 PM Subject: Re: CS>Could honey be a replacement for antibiotics against resistant bacteria? Jarrah honey. Pasteurizing destroys all the enzymes, changing honey from a very healthy food to something akin to corn syrup. Also note that almost ALL major brand honey such as Kroger and Sioux Bee is not real honey any more. Honey is the second most adulterated food, just behind milk. Buy at farmer's market or local beekeeper if you can, but unfortunately use of poisons in the beehives is now so widespread, it can be difficult to find a source that has real pure honey. I am starting a beehive in about 10 days, and to avoid poisons can not even use comb foundation any more, it is all made from poisoned wax, so I am having to go foundationless and have them draw out their own comb. That is the only way I can be sure I am getting pure unadulterated honey. Marshall On 3/20/2013 10:19 AM, Neville Munn wrote: >Thanks for that Rowena. I suspect pasteurising the honey would affect >its healing properties as well so it seems pure raw honey straight >from >the beekeeper would be the stuff to use. > > > >Cheers > > >N. >
