RAW HONEY:

For infants:

• Helps infants grow better.
• Keep infants from diarrhea because it promotes the growth of "friendly bacteria" in the intestine.

For Children:

• Helps children grow faster.
• Keeps children away from parasitic worms.

For Elderly:

• Helps the elderly to stay and live longer.

For Women:

• Provides a non-fattening beauty aid.
• Helps them to nurture a healthy and radiant skin.

For Diabetics:

• Regulates blood sugar.
• Prevent the condition from deteriorating.

For High Blood Pressure:

• Helps to bring down the pressure.

For All Others:

• Speed up recovery from fatigue.
• Helps open the bowels.
• Stop gastric pains.
• Boosts health without fattening.

• Honey contributes to strong bones. - Unlike table sugar, which is 99.5 percent sucrose, raw honey is made up of at least 165 identifiable components. It contains amino acids, enzymes, minerals and vitamins. The primary amino acid found in honey is proline, which is a major component of collagen. Collagen holds the body together and serves as the chief matrix of which the bones are formed.
  
• Honey inhibits bacterial growth. - Honey is one of the topical dressings for wounds and burns because it is sterile - it does not contain bacteria. It also contains ingredients that actually fight against bacterial growth. First, it contains a substance known as inhibine (INN hih-bean), which kills bacteria. Inhibine helps to make beehives safe by keeping them free of bacteria. This substance also hinders the growth of harmful bacteria of the teeth and in the intestines. Honey also produces hydrogen peroxide, a known killer of bacteria. Honey's high glucose and fructose content make it virtually impossible for bacteria to grow in its presence.