What is Raw Honey and Why is It Better Than Pasteurized?

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Real raw honey comes straight from the beehive and is a potent superfood sweetener gathered by one of the most profound creatures on planet earth, the honeybee. Pure honeys are unheated natural sugars that still retain all of the nutrients, enzymes and medicinal compounds that honey is known for. Honey in this state is a living food high in antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties used throughout the ages to reduce inflammation, boost the immune system and aid digestive functions. Raw honey can either be filtered or non-filtered displaying a number of consistencies ranging from a pourable thick syrup to a dense crystallized paste. Non-filtered honey is by far the most medicinal honey available, containing fragments of nutritious constituents, like propolis, bee pollen, small flecks of honeycomb as well as different active enzymes beneficial to human health. Raw Honey, Organic, 16oz, WeeBee - http://bit.ly/1fbhXHU Y.S. Eco Bee Farms Raw Honey - 22 oz - http://amzn.to/1QxEqzB YS Organic Bee Farms Raw Organic Honey, Unprocessed, Unpasteurized - Kosher 32oz - http://amzn.to/1KRj4Zl Honey Pacifica Coastal Wildflower Raw Honey, 16-Ounce Cold Packed Jar - http://amzn.to/1eeYyWg Healing Honey - Active Manuka 15+ 12oz - http://amzn.to/1cVixYl Bariani Raw California Wildflowers Honey, 1.1 lb - http://bit.ly/1HrYZnC Raw Honey ZZZ Herbal Honey Spread, Mountain Rose Herbs - http://bit.ly/2gicjrIi Wedderspoon Raw Manuka Active 16+ Honey, 17.6oz - http://bit.ly/2ggYExh Raw Honey Page: http://bit.ly/1G5XWYN Additional Sourced Info: Antibacterial Efficacy of Raw and Processed Honey: http://1.usa.gov/1MCtBGe Honey: its medicinal property and antibacterial activity: http://1.usa.gov/1xpCG1K Antibacterial properties of propolis: http://1.usa.gov/1C7xqO0 Anti-inflammatory activity and phenolic profile of propolis: http://1.usa.gov/1G5YG07 Vanishing of the Bees Documentary: http://bit.ly/1iwTQAR Inhibitory activity of honey against foodborne pathogens as influenced by the presence of hydrogen peroxide and level of antioxidant power: http://1.usa.gov/1BctosX Antibacterial Activity of Honey on Cariogenic Bacteria: http://1.usa.gov/1GHicq9 Nutraceutical values of natural honey and its contribution to human health and wealth: http://1.usa.gov/1QYXHVt Natural honey lowers plasma glucose, C-reactive protein, homocysteine, and blood lipids in healthy, diabetic, and hyperlipidemic subjects: comparison with dextrose and sucrose: http://1.usa.gov/1Gn2Cgj Honey Enzymes: http://bit.ly/1TmDLQA Analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects of honey: the involvement of autonomic receptors: http://1.usa.gov/1GFrYrc Nutritional Data: Honey: http://bit.ly/1Hr3wZw All information is for educational purposes only and is the personal view of the author; not intended as medical advice, diagnosis or prescription. This information has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to cure or prevent any disease.

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Stupid ass tittle

but what color is it for raw honey? i have seen white and also dark brown and both say raw honey. wich is the one im suppose to get? the white raw honey or the dark brown raw honey?

I can get behind potential health benefits of honey what I cannot get behind is the abusing bees thing they are fucking bugs who gives a shit.

As a bee keeper my advice is google your local bee keepers association uk and buy your honey straight from them. it will have been gravity filtered , nothing added, bottled in a sterile jar and sold to you.

"Collecting sugary hector IT the vicinity of the hive" more like 5 miles

This video is full of inaccuracies and out right lies. One example is that some honey generally available in grocery stores is ultra filtered. This is absolutely untrue. Ultra filtration of honey results in a clear commercial sweetener with no honey taste that would be used in food products such as soft drinks. This practice is not common in the US where HFCS is more commonly used.

but where can we buy them raw honeys though?

This is so true, when you find out how industrial food is procesed, you realize we eat a lot of shit on daily basis. The best thing to do is to buy products direcly from agricultors, i know it's not posible sometimes or you might have to go fer to get it but, those are the best products. Industrial goods contain lots of chemicals as well, to make it last longer or to improve the color etc.

2:37 Artificial insemination OMG noo!!! poor bees how could they do something so horrific... oh wait we do that to all domesticated animal, endangered animals to save the species, an extensive number of trees and plants to produce our food and last but not least we do that to ourselves, human beings!

there is so much controversy about "real honey" here on youtube.
this is the only video i found with solid information.

I don't understand "individuals with any form of cancer or past history of tumor growth should largely avoid" When I read this "many studies have shown that pinocembrin induces apoptosis (programmed cell death) of many types of cancer cells" Pinocembrin is found in raw honey. Also why is it advised that diabetics avoid honey? When I read this "Consumption of raw honey can reduce the risk of developing diabetes and help aid medication used to treat diabetes. The combination of raw honey and cinnamon can be especially beneficial to healthy blood sugar management, as well as many other health concerns like gingivitis and acne.

According to a study out of Dubai, honey has been observed to cause a lower elevation of plasma glucose levels in diabetics compared to dextrose and sucrose. Some suggest that the insulin-boosting power of cinnamon can counteract this glucose elevation in honey, which would make your honey and cinnamon mixture a low glycemic index food combination." I'm simply asking because I would like to learn it seems to me honey can help prevent these problems. I never tried the wax kind I'm very interested in trying it out. Now I'm not saying that I would consume a mason jar full, but I don't see any harm in a tablespoon a day.

how do you return the raw honey to liquid?

It is great use raw honey on wounds which I have doing past 5 years belive me it is extremely effcetive

I hear the Manuka Honey business here in New Zealand is pretty harsh. Rival companies poisoning or smashing up other people's hives, and even launching assaults on the bee keepers themselves is common!

I just invested in some and I'm so glad I did!

Not really. Raw honey gives me a rash.

is Billy bee honey that's from Canada raw honey because it's very slow,very thick,and it's not clear

at 3:42, you lost me. the honey bee is european, how would native americans have known the benefits of honey and pollen? there is no honey producing bee native to north america, in what era did the native american indians learn about honey and pollen? was the knowledge passed down from their ancestors that had never seen a honey bee or a european? im a bee keeper and i can tell you that the honey bee comes europe, africa, and parts of the middle east, with the greatest majority of honey bees being kept by beekeepers being italian honey bees. italian honey bees are also believed to be the only honey bees to have survived the last ice age. the first recorded account of honey bees being brought to north america was in 1622. however, before that, there was a honey bee found in north america....14 million years ago. your video was interesting and had my attention...up until then. if you dont believe me, look for yourself, google native american tales about honey bees, very few legends of "bees" exist in native american folklore.

nice clip