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What are the values of honey?
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Permalink Reply by Author, Minister Susan K Moll on -
OH WOW DO i HAVE A STORY ON THIS ONE, I was always having problems with low blood sugar, in 2002 I was at friends home learning to do beading, I hadnt been eating right and was so hot just didnt want to. I started feeling really light headed and passed out, they poured 5 gal bucket of water on me(in gentle way) trying to cool me down, I was out and not responding to anything, my friend remembered I was hypoglycemic, he ran in house a got some honey, keep putting a little in my mouth, in about 5 min. I came to. honey gets in your system faster than anyother sugars. I no longer have this problem but honey saved my life.
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Permalink Reply by KELVIN L. JONES on -
Honey Is One Of The Purest Forms Of Sweets We Can Consume.It's Not Processed Or Bleached, All Natural.A Plus It's In Liquid Form Which Goes Directly In The System.
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Permalink Reply by KELVIN L. JONES on
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Also Honey Has Been Known To Turn Hypo's Into Diabetics.As We Know Balance Meals Are Important.
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Permalink Reply by Connie M. Drummond on -
Honey is a natural sweetener, and I use it instead of sugar. I also use it in tea to soothe a sore throat. I read an article that it contains vitamins B6, thiamin, niacin, riboflavin, and some amino acids. some of the minerals found in this miracle food include calcium, copper iron and magnesium.
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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on -
Eating honey will improve the appearance of your hair, skin and eyes and give you a quick burst of energy when you need it. And to think I am not selling manmade products or seeking a downline.
We need to return to overall healthy living in order to derive the utmost benefits.
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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on
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Honey can soothe a sore throat (especially in the Phenomenal Punch recipe at www.selfej.com), improve your breathing, calm your nerves, combat allergic reactions and kill bacteria even in sores and wounds.
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