Healing with Honey

Dr. Karol Mathews, an emergency and critical care specialist at the Ontario Veterinary College, discusses the healing properties of raw honey and its effectiveness in managing and treating wounds. Turns out this ancient remedy has advantages over standard pharmaceutical approaches in certain kinds of cases with implications for veterinary and human medicine.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Honey
• bees
• veterinary
• medicine
• healing
• natural
• antibiotic
• resistance
• antibacterial
• wound
• management
• Guelph
• apiary
• veterinarian

[EssiacHempLaetrile]

Substitute Honey for Sugar:

In Tea

Recipes asking for 1 cup of sugar substitute with  one-half to three quarters of a cup of honey ... reduce cooking temperature by 25F

[EssiacHempLaetrile]

Phytonutrients found both in honey & propolis have been shown to posssess cancer-preventing & anti-tumor properties. These substances: caffeic acid methyl caffeate, phenylethyl caffeate, & phenylethyl dimethylcaffeate. Researchers have discovered that these substances prevent colon cancer in animals by shutting down activity of 2 enzymes, phosphatidylinositol-specific phospholipase C & lipoxygenase. When raw honey is processed & heated, the benefits of phytonutrients are largely eliminated.

[kimhunter2]

Everyone on my Christmas list is getting unpasteurized honey from our local beekeeper this year.

[AUNEEKUZIRNAIM]

Heated honey is known in Ayurveda to create a toxin in it. Don't heat it above body temperature, don't put in hot drinks or bake or cook with it.

[7archers]

What would you say about it helping those with Sarcoidosis?

[DhammaCity]

Very very good information. Thank you so much for posting this video!

[eursweet7]

Strange that just last night I was asking somebody if he knows about some " natural medication " how to heal fungus. And this video shows that it heal fungal infections. Whau !

I will try this method and I will let you know what happen than ;-) I LOVE YOU BEES I LOVE YOU HONEY !

Thank you for posting this !

~ Namaste ~

[annie46664]

Part 2: More importantly, HEPARIN supposedly takes away the excruciating pain almost instantly. Surely that's a major BONUS?

Oh! and supposedly, leaves minimal scarring ~ sometimes, depending on the severity of the burn, no scaring at all, and supposedly, if there is scarring, the tissue isn't damaged so as to restrict movement. Now that's surely another major BONUS!

~South Africa~

[annie46664]

EXCELLENT!

However, for BURN VICTIMS ~ this may also be useful info:

'HEPARIN IS A WONDERFUL NEW THERAPY FOR BURNS'

newswithviews . com /Howenstine/james38 . htm (no gaps)

By Dr. James Howenstine, MD.

Excerpt:

"HEPARIN is not expensive. When burns are treated medically with HEPARIN long hospitalizations do not occur. The average cost of a burn hospitalization treated surgically runs hundreds of thousands of dollars. The cost of burn care with HEPARIN is a tenth or less of other methods. "

[EssiacHempLaetrile]

Google "whfoods" / Enter "Honey" in search window.

[melissacarl2002]

radiation KILLS honey! Real raw honey is opaque and not heated above 95 degrees.