Useful properties of honey

For centuries, honey has been considered a product that helps people to heal, improve their health. And in general, it is incredibly tasty! At that time, when mankind did not know what sugar, candy, cakes and other all sorts of sweets, honey was the most stunning treat for children. So, it should be noted with certainty that this product is a kind of elixir of longevity, eternal youth. That is why it is actively used in cosmetology.

Useful and truly unique properties of honey are now known to doctors in traditional and healers in non-traditional medicine. This product normalizes the work of the kidneys and liver, as well as the entire GI tract. Honey is also used in the treatment of some diseases associated with inflammation of the respiratory system (colds, flu, inflammation of the lungs and bronchi, bronchitis). Such high healing properties of this sweet substance is due to the fact that it contains almost all chemical elements from the periodic system of D.I. Mendeleev. Calcium, potassium, magnesium, iodine, copper, zinc, iron and much more, so necessary for normal human activity, there are in the composition of honey. And vitamins and all sorts of trace elements? Enzymes, the same folic acid? Honey is a treasure trove of everything useful for humans!

For preventive and therapeutic treatment, experts recommend buying honey that is harvested in the area where you live. This is because it contains all the beneficial elements that your body needs. When collecting pollen bees adjust to all the features of a particular region, including climatic. These nuances are not yet fully studied by scientists, so we will not focus on them.

This nutrient is used by humans on a regular basis, as a substance that regulates metabolic processes, tonic, and improves blood composition. Honey, strangely enough, also promotes the removal of harmful mucus from the human body, especially from the lungs, bronchi and trachea. Thus, tea with honey is simply shown to patients with colds, flu, inflammation of the lungs.

Honey, collected by bees from the herb sulphur, is an excellent remedy for insomnia. Literally 1-2 teaspoons of this nutrient, eaten half an hour before bedtime, will allow you to fall asleep quickly. The nervous system calms down, the gastrointestinal tract begins to work "smoothly", many "sores" simply let go. Staphylococcus aureus, treatment