Fewster's Farm Jarrah Honey Western Australian Jarrah Organic Wild Low Sugar Honey (Therapeutic Grade Honey) - 500g

Jarrah Honey Western Australian Jarrah Organic Wild Low Sugar Honey (Therapeutic Grade Honey)

Fewster's Farm was founded in Western Australia in 1898. Jarrah is known as Western Australia's national treasure "liquid gold". Jarrah trees are native to the virgin forests of Western Australia. The 30-meter-tall Jarrah flowers bloom only once every two years and are rich in nutrients and have higher anti-microbial capabilities. Jarrah honey has a unique, rich caramel flavor and is loved by customers and chefs around the world. Jarrah honey has a low glycemic index and is especially suitable for people who are concerned about blood sugar. For organic certification, a five-kilometre radius of the apiary (location of beehives) must be cleared of all man-made objects (e.g. roads, power stations, houses). Ensure the honey is free of chemicals and pesticides and harvested in a clean and natural environment.

effect:

✅Low GI

✅Suitable for people who are concerned about blood sugar.

✅Increase immunity and prevent respiratory infections

✅High activity, anti-microbial and nutrients such as minerals and vitamins

✅Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, it helps relieve gastric discomfort and improve the immune system.

✅Relieve and treat pain from trauma or burns

✅External use helps reduce inflammation and heal wounds

✅Helps the stomach fight bacteria and solve the problems of bad breath and oral ulcers

🌟How to consume:

Add water and stir evenly before drinking. It can also be eaten directly or mixed with other foods and drinks.

Weight: 500g

Price $342 / Member $312

📝Supplementary information:

Oxford University says honey is more effective than antibiotics in curing coughs and colds

Drinking honey water can treat coughs and colds. A research article in the British Medical Journal concluded that honey is superior to conventional treatments in relieving symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections. "Honey is cheap, easily available and can replace antibiotics. Honey can help slow the spread of antibiotic resistance."

Three researchers from the University of Oxford in the UK noted that upper respiratory system infections are the most common reason why doctors prescribe antibiotics. Most upper respiratory tract infections are caused by viruses, and antibiotics are neither effective nor suitable. Honey is cheap, easy to obtain, and has no side effects. It can avoid the physical harm caused by drug resistance caused by excessive use of antibiotics. It is recommended that doctors consider honey as an alternative drug when prescribing medication for upper respiratory tract infections. New options. .

The researchers found that honey is likely to improve symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections, with the most obvious evidence being a reduction in the number and severity of coughs, with most of the evidence coming from children. The effectiveness of honey on upper respiratory tract infection symptoms in adults still needs further research. The researchers pointed out in the report that more experiments are still needed to obtain data to support it.

Source: The Guardian