Wild honey brought to you from the pristine African rain forest. This honey is harvested from the tree built nests which are the natural habitats of African honey bees. Totally unprocessed cooked or filtered this natural honey retains the the full healing elements of honey: The Bee Pollen, the Propolis, the Saccharides, vitamins, Amino Acids, natural sugars, antioxidants and minerals. Most available honeys have been boiled and filtered totally destroying the delicate nutrients and healing synergistic balance of the Honey. Even Manuka Honey is Irradiated to sterilise it.


 African Wild Honey has a distinct and very sweet taste, and texture, It is so rich in nutrients, coming from unspoilt and unpolluted rain forests of West Africa. The quality of a Honey depends on the diversity of the flowers that the bees get the pollen from, African rain forests have the greatest diversity on the planet. Use as an ideal sweetener especially for the children, they love the taste. You will notice the small particles in the honey these are particles of Propolis and bee pollen which are the extremely potent elements only found in raw unfiltered honey. For a fuller discussion of propolis and Pollen and some of the other nutrients found in honey, and why honey is one of the ultimate superfoods click on the links at the end of this article. Try It and Believe It! For skin rashes, burns and abrasions. Apply a small amount of raw honey lightly over the affected area; may cover with a dressing or a dusting of cornstarch to reduce any stickiness. The ultimate moisturizer. Smooth a small amount of Really Raw Honey lightly over the skin; easily remove later with splashes of cold water or comfortable warm water. Leaves skin baby soft. As a bath and antibacterial soap. Wash with Really Raw Honey straight from the jar and enjoy sparkling clean skin. Facial blemishes and acne caused by cosmetics or allergies will clear up quickly using a nightly treatment of RRH. A small amount needed. For hair and scalp treatment. Apply Really Raw Honey (with or without olive oil) to dry or damp hair about one half hour before washing--you'll be amazed at your "crowning glory". See skin recipes. For dental care and mouth sores. Cleans teeth, mouth and dentures and stops bleeding gums. Canker sores, blisters and mouth ulcers respond to application of unstrained raw honey. Click here for an informative article about how honey is good healthcare for teeth. An astounding natural preservative. Unprocessed honey found in ancient tombs was determined to be edible and was even used to preserve bodies. Keeps foods fresh and moist longer and retards spoilage. Raw honey is antiseptic, antibiotic, antifungal, and antibacterial -- it never spoils!


DID YOU KNOW? The Hive as developed in Europe is totally unnatural as a result most hives have a high rate of infection. Bee Keepers have to use Antibiotics. As a result most Honeys have traces of antibiotic. The earliest record of Bee keeping was in Ancicient Egypt as recorded in the Ebers papyrus. The ancient Egyptinas Used Honey for wound healing and beauty therapy. Raw honey is a live food which actually produces oxygen! This is part of Honey's power as an antibacterial and antifungal agent. Processed and boiled honeys do not have this power ! African Wild Honey is good medicine for many ailments such as Peptic Ulcer - It kills the bacteria which causes it. Most honeys from the western Hemisphere are loaded with pesticides and GM pollen. Honey is mentioned in the Bible 57 Times from Genesis to Revelations Honey was John the Baptist's main food And Isiah prophesied that Jesus would eat it Honey boosts levels of healthy antioxidants, new research suggests. Honey has compounds called phenolics that have antioxidant properties, which quench free radicals, which are unstable byproducts of normal metabolism that cause damage to arteries, and to DNA that can lead to cancer and other diseases. Darker honey (more antioxidants). Honey has been used in ancient and recent times as a remedy for burns, ulcers and wound dressings. Some have suggested that honey may help to prevent bacterial colonization of a wound and help in the healing process. Due to its osmotic properties, honey creates a moist wound-healing environment Honey has some unique properties that provide health benefits beyond its delicious taste and sweetening capacity. The oligosaccharides in honey have been suggested to promote the growth of beneficial bifidobacteria in the colon. This colonization may be useful following diarrhea or an extended use of antibiotics BBC NEWS Honey 'could help fight cancer' Honey and royal jelly could become part of the arsenal of weapons against cancer, researchers say. A team from the University of Zagreb, in Croatia, found a range of honey-bee products stopped tumours growing or spreading in tests on mice. Writing in the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, they say human cancer sufferers may also see benefits. But they said the products should be considered for use along with, not instead of, chemotherapy treatment. Tumour growth The researchers looked at the potential benefits of bee venom and honey. There is no doubt that honey has beneficial properties and can be very good for you Dr Emma Croager, Cancer Research UK They also examined compounds found in propolis, or bee glue, a resin-like substance which is used in the construction of honeycombs. And they also looked at royal jelly from the salivary glands of worker bees - used as food for young larvae, Tumours were generated in the mice via the injection of cancer cells, and each bee product was given to different mice before, at the same time, or afterwards. It was found that giving honey orally appeared to inhibit the development of tumours when it was given before the injection of cancer cells - although if given afterwards, it appeared to fuel the development of secondary cancers. Injecting the mice with royal jelly at the same time as they were injected with tumour cells significantly reduced the spread of the cancer. And injecting bee venom into the tumour appeared to lead to it shrinking. When propolis or caffeic acid, a chemical found in propolis, were injected, researchers saw significantly reduced subcutaneous tumour growth and an increase in the survival time of mice. The researchers say it is not yet clear how bee products affect cancer cells. But they suggest they may cause apoptosis (cell suicide) or have direct effects which are toxic to the cells, or which help the immune system fight the development of tumours. The research team, led by Dr Nada Orsolic, said their study indicated honey-bee products could be a useful tool in the control of tumour growth in research. They added: "The intake of honey-bee products may be advantageous with respect to cancer and metastasis [secondary cancers] prevention. "Further animal and clinical research utilising these substances is suggested." Dr Emma Croager, a science information officer at Cancer Research UK, said: "There is no doubt that honey has beneficial properties and can be very good for you. "However, this work is preliminary and careful large-scale studies in people are needed to confirm if eating honey can protect us from cancer."