PURE RAW WILD HONEY 100% Unprocessed Unadulterated freshly harvested from Mt Banahaw Flavor Sweet Vitamin

SHA-SHA'S PURE RAW WILD HONEY is freshly harvested from the Mystic Mountain of Banahaw ︎︎•️100️% guaranteed PURE ️•100️% ORGANIC •️RAW not pasteurized nor processed •️WILD not cultured •️DTI Registered 105-4085 •BIR Registered Some BENEFITS OF HONEY include: ●Nutritional Value: Honey is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, including vitamin C, calcium, and iron. It provides a natural source of energy due to its high carbohydrate content. ●Antimicrobial Properties: Honey has natural antimicrobial properties, making it effective in treating wounds and preventing infections. It has been used traditionally as a topical treatment for burns, cuts, and scrapes. ●Cough Relief: Honey is often used as a home remedy for soothing coughs and sore throats. Its thick consistency helps coat the throat, while its antimicrobial properties may help fight off infection. ●Digestive Health: Consuming honey in moderation may promote digestive health. It can help soothe the digestive tract and alleviate symptoms of indigestion or constipation. ●Allergy Relief: Some people believe that consuming locally sourced honey can help alleviate seasonal allergies. The theory is that trace amounts of pollen in the honey may help desensitize the immune system. ●Skin Care: Honey is sometimes used in skincare products for its moisturizing and antibacterial properties. It can help hydrate the skin and promote healing in minor wounds or acne. Overall, honey is a versatile natural ingredient with numerous health benefits. However, it's essential to use it in moderation due to its high sugar content. Here's how to test if your honey is PURE: ●Water Test: Start with the water test – a straightforward method to assess the purity of honey. Take a tablespoon of honey and mix it in a glass of water. If the honey is pure, it will lump together and settle at the bottom without readily dissolving. On the other hand, if it dissolves easily and blends uniformly with the water, it may indicate adulteration, possibly containing added moisture or syrups. ●Paper Towel Test: The paper towel test is another easy method. Place a small drop of honey onto a sheet of paper towel. Pure honey will not leave a noticeable wet mark and won't be absorbed rapidly. If the honey is absorbed swiftly, it might be indicative of adulteration, possibly containing added water or other substances. ●Heat Test: The heat test involves gently heating a small quantity of honey. Pure honey will caramelize, taking on a golden hue and releasing a delightful aroma. Impure or adulterated honey, on the other hand, may burn or emit a burnt odor when heated. ●Examine the Color: The color of honey can be a reliable indicator. Pure honey typically exhibits a rich golden or amber hue, varying slightly based on the nectar source. If your honey appears overly clear or has a very light color, it might be a sign of dilution with water or the addition of sweeteners. ●Look for Crystallization: Crystallization is a natural process in honey, transforming it from liquid to a thicker form over time. This natural occurrence confirms the authenticity of honey. However, if your honey never crystallizes and remains in a liquid state indefinitely, it may suggest excessive heating or processing during production, indicating potential adulteration. ●Vinegar Test: Testing honey with vinegar is a simple method. Pure honey, being naturally acidic, won't readily react with vinegar. If effervescence or foaming occurs when honey and vinegar are mixed, it suggests impurities, possibly added water or sugar. Reminder: The honey that we harvest will be in different colors/flavors in different seasons, based in what plants are in bloom or when. Size: 750ml Warning: Not recommended below 1 year old.