Pure Natural raw honey Pure Natural raw honey MEDICINAL USES OF HONEY Honey has antiseptic and antibacterial properties, Modern medical find uses for honey in chronic wound management and combating infection. ... and also Honey has wound-healing properties and antibacterial action. 1. It may help beat hangovers Fructose speeds up the oxidation of alcohol in the liver. Honey is roughly equal parts glucose and fructose, so it has the potential to cause this reaction. However, studies that looked at honey's ability to increase alcohol metabolism are using about 2 ounces of honey (8 tablespoons) per 25 grams of alcohol, which would be about 480 calories worth of honey. We wouldn't recommend consuming that many calories worth of honey in one day. 2. It contains antioxidants Some types of Pure Natural raw honey have been found to contain antioxidants (the darker the honey the more antioxidants it typically contains), which can help fight cell damage that may increase the risk for diseases like cancer, heart disease, etc. However, in order to really pack an antioxidant punch, you'd have to consume more than a teaspoon or two of honey; the American Heart Association recommends that most women consume no more than 25 grams or (6 teaspoons) of total added sugar per day (that's about 100 calories worth). While a teaspoon used here and there can provide a small antioxidant bonus, we'd recommend getting antioxidants from more nutritious sources, like fruits and veggies. 3. It may help fight cancer Preliminary studies on mice show that some types of honey may inhibit cancer cell growth. So far, studies have only been done in mice, so that can't be translated with certainty to humans. 4. It may help heal your cuts and burns Some research shows that the topical application of honey on minor to moderate wounds may speed up healing. 5. It may ease coughs Small studies found that children's coughs decreased with given honey. (And it certainly feels soothing going down when y
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