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auraeseer · 4 months

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May 2024 bee healthy and sweet.

#dedicated to the bees #rogue #honey kolsch #kolsch-style ale #wildflower honey #dare risk dream #rogue ales #newport #oregon

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allium-girl · 8 months

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Blackberry Granita With Wildflower Honey

#recipes #summer recipes #desserts #granita #blackberries #honey #wildflower honey

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timmurleyart · 7 months

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Honey honey. 🐻🌼🍯(unique silkscreen)🍯🐝

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geohoneylovers · 1 year

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Unlock the Secrets of Wildflower Honey! 🌸🍯 Our Ultimate Guide Offers In-Depth Insight into the Super Nutritious Benefits of this Delicious Food 🌿 Discover How Wildflower Honey Can Enhance Your Health and Wellness Journey Today! To more Read about click the link below:- https://geohoney.com/wildflower-honey

#wildflower honey #honeybee #bees #love #healthy lifestyle #healthy #honey benefits #pure honey #raw honey #foodies #deliciousfood #foodlover #geohoney #geohoneylover

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karibeeau · 6 months

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Honey is nature's sweet gift and loaded with health benefits!

Karibee Koala honey is created for kids above the age of one. It is created to satisfy the ideal taste and specific nutrients for kids.

Koala honey has a smooth texture and a balanced sweetness level

For our full range of products and to shop now head to our website! 🐝🍯 www.karibee.com.au

#karibee #beekeeper #honey farm #beekeeping #australian honey #wildflower honey

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sutterbuttes · 6 months

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Health Benefits of Wildflower Honey

Wildflower honey, with its natural sweetness and distinctive flavor, not only serves as a delicious natural sweetener but also boasts a plethora of health benefits that make it a valuable addition to one's diet. Rich in antioxidants, wildflower honey is known to combat the harmful effects of free radicals in the body, reducing the risk of chronic diseases and aiding in the maintenance of a healthy immune system. The diverse floral sources present in wildflower honey contribute to its wide array of beneficial properties, as each flower type adds unique nutrients and compounds to the honey.

Wildflower honey is renowned for its antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, which can help in soothing sore throats and coughs.

It's a natural remedy that has been used for generations, offering relief and aiding in the healing process.

It has been found to have a mild anti-inflammatory effect, which can alleviate symptoms of allergies and respiratory issues.

This golden elixir also serves as an energy booster due to its natural sugars, providing a quick source of energy that is easily absorbed by the body.

Its composition of natural sugars, primarily fructose and glucose, makes it an ideal alternative to refined sugars, offering a healthier option for those seeking to manage their sugar intake.

Wildflower honey is believed to aid in digestive health, promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut and potentially helping with digestive issues. It also acts as a prebiotic, supporting the health of the gut micro biome. Incorporating wildflower honey into one's diet can offer not just a delicious addition to meals but a natural remedy for various health issues. However, it's essential to choose raw, unprocessed honey to ensure that all these beneficial properties remain intact. Whether drizzled over yogurt, used in teas, or simply enjoyed on its own, wildflower honey stands out as a sweet and beneficial gift from nature.

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nikhilgupta64 · 6 months

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Pure Wildflower Honey

How do the local communities of Meghalaya contribute to the production of Pure Wildflower Honey?

#wildflower honey #honey #raw honey #meghalaya

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what-marsha-eats · 9 months

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#honey #all about #sourwood honey #tupelo honey #buckwheat honey #linden honey #orange blossom honey #clover honey #acacia honey #wildflower honey #manuka honey

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geohoneyy · 1 year

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Wildflower Honey Pure and Organic | Geohoney

The bees make Wildflower Honey from poly flower pollination. This honey variety offers a much bolder taste and comes in a darker color than other honey varieties. As it is produced using the nectar of wildflowers, it is loaded with potent antioxidants and flavors.

What Are the Benefits of Wildflower Honey?

Improved Digestion: -

Honey is a natural anti-inflammatory ingredient known to support skin wounds. Yet, this property also helps the stomach and digestive tracts, which can inflame after eating specific foods. The anti-microbial properties in honey have also been found to combat resilient stomach and intestinal bacteria such as Helicobacter pylori.

Therefore, taking a spoonful of Wildflower Honey daily helps in strengthening the digestive system & thus, overall health.

A Natural Cough Suppressant: -

A small amount of Wildflower Honey is highly effective in relieving the symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections. It not only soothes the sore throat, and cough but also offers great benefits compared to those offered by over-the-counter medications such as dextromethorphan.

Invigorates the Skin: -

As a natural humectant, Wildflower Honey holds hydration inside the skin. In addition, as it possesses strong anti-inflammatory properties, it calms & relieves irritable skin, particularly skin influenced by hormonal fluctuations.

Immunity & Resistance: -

Wildflower honey's high antioxidant concentration is key in cell conservation and anti-aging. These mixtures are also perfect for supporting the immune system and battling against the side effects of flu & cold.

Higher Concentration of Antioxidant Levels & Better Blood Circulation: -

Regular consumption of Wildflower Honey produced by the wild bees is chock full of antioxidants and helps improve blood circulation.

Good for Allergy Relief: -

Research has shown that the predictable consumption of Raw Wildflower Honey during allergy season can diminish side effects like watery eyes, nasal drip, runny nose, and persistent cough.

Learn More About Wildflower Honey

Does Wildflower Honey Go Bad?

The honey will start crystallizing from the base up in a couple of months. However, it is not a matter of worry; the crystallization of honey is quite normal as the glucose part of honey starts turning into a solid sugar form. This is what’s called a physical change. If the honey gets crystallized, you can put the jar in a container of warm water, and the sugar grains will gradually re-liquefy. One way or another, honey is best to use.

We deliver 100% pure & raw honey. You can be rest assured the honey in your jar holds the exact same properties as produced by the bees in the hives. Healthy, pure & safe!

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naturessuperfoods · 1 year

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For honey to be certified organic, the first step is to ensure the beehives qualify for organic production. Nature's superfoods provide anti-bacterial raw honey that retains most of the beneficial nutrients and antioxidants that honey naturally contains. To know its uses, visit our website now.

#rawhoney #honeybees #raw honey #organic raw honey #wildflower honey #organic products #organic food #organic #healthy

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lionfloss · 1 year

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Land of the Giants by Andy Mckay

#honey i shrunk the kids moment #nature #photography #green #plants #blue #pink #landscape #flowers #sky #sun #sunlight #sunshine #orange #wildflowers #nature photography #flowercore #naturecore #1k

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vandaliatraveler · 7 months

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Early October on Dunkard Creek at Mason-Dixon Historical Park. Even with the first frost just around the corner, life abounds along the stream, including: sulphur shelf fungus (Laetiporus sulphureus), more commonly known as chicken-of-the-woods; fall phlox (Phlox paniculata); and the flamboyantly-beautiful New England aster (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae). The park is also at the eastern-most range of the thorny-trunked honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos), whose common name derives from the sweet taste of its edible fruit pods.

#appalachia #vandalia #west virginia #pennsylvania #mason-dixon line #mason-dixon historical park #dunkard creek #fall #october #fungi #flora #wildflowers #sulphur shelf fungus #fall phlox #new england aster #honey locust

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flowerishness · 10 months

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Melilotus albus (honey clover)

Honey clover arrived in North America in the 1660s and was deliberately introduced as a fodder crop for horses and cattle. Not only is it nutritious but this plant also fixes nitrogen (it's in the pea family Fabaceae) and honey clover improves pastureland over time. Of course the other reason it was introduced is implied by its name. European settlers were also introducing honeybees at the same time.

Honey clover is a Eurasian plant but it now grows in temperate environments all over the world. In its natural habitat it likes full sun but beyond that, it's not too fussy. This healthy specimen seems to be doing very well, growing next to a signpost in the middle of a parking lot - and it hasn't rained in weeks.

I hate to admit it but secretly, I admire weeds. Unlike the pampered pussycats we plant in our flowerbeds, weeds are tough. They take full advantage of our urban environments without the luxuries of regular watering and chemical fertilizers.

#flowers #photographers on tumblr #honey clover #white sweetclover #wildflowers #fleurs #flores #fiori #blumen #bloemen #vancouver

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brokenmusicboxwolfe · 3 months

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#honey bee #bee #insect #flowers #wildflowers #woods #my woods #photography #photographers on tumblr #original photography #nature #nature photography #my pics

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colorsoutofearth · 4 months

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Honey bee (Apis mellifera) approaching a red poppy (Papaver rhoeas) in a small meadow of wildflowers in Nevada

Photo by Diane McAllister

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timmurleyart · 8 months

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Rose honey bears. 🐻🌹🍯(unique silkscreen)🍯🐝

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