...well THAT didn't work.
You might want to google it though.
Maybe some independent research.
You might want to google it though.
Maybe some independent research.
Nope, it does not work. 
ECF keeps hanging up for me
Maybe. I might have to go check Pinterest and try them again. Or not.I agree with your ENT.
Sorry you're allergic to penicillin.
Sounds like he cooked it too long, or too hot.
Sweet dreams Joey.
Yep, I should go soak.
It's ok. Diagnosed with that allergy when I was 5 after a round of amoxicillin.
Enjoy your soak.
According to the ancient medicine practice of 'Ayurveda', raw honey is medicine, but cooked honey is a slow poison.Nope, it does not work.
Why you ask??? In it's natural form, honey is rich in minerals, vitamins, enzymes, amino acids and carbohydrates. But heat strips honey of most of its nutritional value and transforms the honey molecules into a non-homogenized 'glue' that adheres to muscous membranes and clogs subtle energy channels. They go on to say cooked honey creates cellular toxicity and may lead to immunological dysfunction, clog arteries and lead to atherosclerosis (thickening of the arteries), plus, hampering blood flow to the vital organs. So knowing this..... we just eat the raw Ikarian honey by the spoonful or put it on Greek yogurt. I never use it in hot teas because of the above info. Hope this gives some food for thought. (from Article 'Everyday Ayurveda' by Vasant Lad
Geez, that is alarming. It makes sense about the heat stripping it of the nutrients. But we've always given warm decaf tea w/ honey to kiddo when he's sick.
Yikes.
ECF keeps hanging up for me
Thanks, I hope to soon.Maybe. I might have to go check Pinterest and try them again. Or not.
It's ok. Diagnosed with that allergy when I was 5 after a round of amoxicillin.
Enjoy your soak.
I debated doing that, just copy and paste, but was trying to figure out how to actually link it.
Thanks.
I follow them on FB.
I'd seen Ikaria, Greece mentioned as one of the "Blue Zones".
A "Blue Zone" is a place where an unusual amount of people live to be a hundred. There are several places in the world where it happens.
I read a really interesting book about Blue Zones a couple years ago.
I'm not sure that it's been medically proven. Ayurveda is a very ancient practice of medicine, actually the oldest surviving form, but much of it hasn't been medically proven...to my knowledge.Geez, that is alarming. It makes sense about the heat stripping it of the nutrients. But we've always given warm decaf tea w/ honey to kiddo when he's sick.
Interesting ... but I really don't think I want to live to a hundred
Thanks, I hope to soon.
I debated doing that, just copy and paste, but was trying to figure out how to actually link it.
Thanks.
I follow them on FB.
I'd seen Ikaria, Greece mentioned as one of the "Blue Zones".
A "Blue Zone" is a place where an unusual amount of people live to be a hundred. There are several places in the world where it happens.
I read a really interesting book about Blue Zones a couple years ago.
Me either. Lol.Interesting ... but I really don't think I want to live to a hundred
Sorry your having troubles with the forum. I notice it's weird for me almost EVERY morning now. Pages won't load, can't navigate.
Just found this...again, interesting, but I don't see an actual published study quoted.
So, I would research further.
I've personally decided to NOT cook honey.
Does Cooking Honey Make it Toxic? | The Healthy Home Economist
So, I would research further.
I've personally decided to NOT cook honey.
Does Cooking Honey Make it Toxic? | The Healthy Home Economist
Oh! That's terrible, have you cleared your browser lately? Sometimes it helps to log out of ECF and log back in too
I did a quick Google search and they were all over the place
Yes, no, yes, no ...
Here's an article written by the author of the book I read. In it he gives an excerpt from the book.Interesting ... but I really don't think I want to live to a hundred
I found it a very interesting read (the book), just found the article.
Why Japan's Longest-Lived Women Hold the Key to Better Health | HuffPost
Yep. Same here.Oh! That's terrible, have you cleared your browser lately? Sometimes it helps to log out of ECF and log back in too
I did a quick Google search and they were all over the place
I'm going to run off and have a piece of cake, I'll probably peek back in from the ipad
Enjoy your soak time Lori and good night Sara if you run off ... I know you usually do around 8 my time
Enjoy your soak time Lori and good night Sara if you run off ... I know you usually do around 8 my time
Well...see why you dig deeper!!
I just found an article about pasteurized honey. Which is what we buy unless you buy RAW honey.
How about it was ALREADY heated to 150 degrees during the pasteurization process.
I just found an article about pasteurized honey. Which is what we buy unless you buy RAW honey.
How about it was ALREADY heated to 150 degrees during the pasteurization process.
Enjoy your cake.I'm going to run off and have a piece of cake, I'll probably peek back in from the ipad
Enjoy your soak time Lori and good night Sara if you run off ... I know you usually do around 8 my time
I'm going for real this time.
I will skip cooking with honey though, just cuz.
And I won't mix it with ghee cuz I don't really care for ghee.
I got lost in the World Wide Web and am seeing yes and no too. 
I'm not too worried about myself, kiddo on the other hand
I'm gonna say good night too. Sweet dreams everyone.
I'm not too worried about myself, kiddo on the other hand
I'm gonna say good night too. Sweet dreams everyone.
I saw that too.Well...see why you dig deeper!!
I just found an article about pasteurized honey. Which is what we buy unless you buy RAW honey.
How about it was ALREADY heated to 150 degrees during the pasteurization process.
I don't even know what ghee is. Bwahahah. But I read they mixed honey with it and gave it to lab rats.
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