Benefits of eating honey everyday
If you are thinking about returning to nature in your everyday life, why not begin with nature itself in your daily food intake?
We tend to get sick and tired of concrete and lifestyle that makes us prisoners of work and modern consumption. But, how healthy is that?
Let me get back on the topic and say that bees swallow, digest and regurgitate nectar to make honey; this nectar contains almost 600 compounds. This is nature in its essence.
What is honey good for?
You might ask yourself what is honey good for and is it truly a necessity in your kitchen. We can tell you that it really is one of the power foods and one of the oldest sweeteners on Earth. There are many benefits of taking honey daily and we will try to mention some of them to get you thinking about widening the usage of this liquid gold as both food and medicine.
Honey is strong energy booster
Since it is a great natural source of carbohydrates which provide strength and energy to our bodies, honey is known for its effectiveness in instantly boosting the performance by preventing fatigue during exercise. The glucose in honey is easily absorbed and gives an immediate energy boost, while the fructose is absorbed more slowly providing sustained energy.
Honey is brain booster
It is brain booster due to its natural antioxidants and other properties which prevent cognitive decline and dementia. It is optimum fuel for the brain because it enhances memory and circulation of your brain. Honey reduces stress and brings about restful sleep which takes us to the next feature of this valuable food: curing insomnia!
Could you believe that something from your kitchen can cure this ‘modern-day illness’?
Super-food honey is said to contain the sleep-inducing amino acid tryptophan – a hormone which promotes relaxation by signaling the brain ‘it’s time to sleep’. Why take pills when there is a spoon of nature around?
Honey is also a promising anti-cancer agent!
It possesses carcinogen-preventing and anti-tumor properties and thus is curative. Scientists have found floral flavonoids in honey. These tiny traces of bioflavonoids, generally known as antioxidants, have powerful influences when entered into the body’s cells. Honey daily intake helps with the prevention and can be used as part of the anti-tumor diet and healthy lifestyle.
Its antioxidants and anti-bacterial properties can help you stay healthy and fight diseases. Some varieties of honey possess large amounts of friendly bacteria. This includes up to 6 species of lactobacilli and 4 species of bifidobacteria. This may explain many of the mysterious therapeutic properties of honey.
What can a more woman want than beauty and health?
We would like to the end to give you some ‘wonderful’ reasons for benefits of honey, not only medical ones. Different kinds of honey have different flavonoid profiles, depending on the floral source of the nectar. Its anti-bacterial qualities are particularly useful for the skin, and, when used with the other ingredients, can also be moisturizing and nourishing!
For a powerful home beauty treatment for which you probably have all the ingredients in your kitchen already, there are many recipes for making facial masks.
In this article, we have mentioned only some qualities of honey and how its consumption can benefit your health, well-being, and beauty.
This product is nature’s jewel and when used regularly, with its diverse richness, it can bring your life only to the peak of high-performance.
So, do not hesitate to change your whole diet program if necessary…
It would only bring value to your everyday life.
Please, leave a comment about your experience with honey.
Hello here, thanks for informative article because nowadays people are lacking common knowledge about products of nature.
Previously I used plenty of honey. We bought from people who kept bees.
Other products are good too such as propolis or pollen.
I used honey for little wound I’d it did not heal longer time. It worked for me,
I usually buy organic honey in the glas containers.
Again, all the best providing information about miraculous products such as honey.
Nemira.
Thanks for the comment NemiraB. Yes you’re right, honey, I’m very healthy and useful products are propylis and pollen. The latest research shows that even bees poison could soon be used in the pharmaceutical industry for the treatment of various diseases, and allergies.
Wow, I love honey! I have actually read about three posts about it lately – must be a honey month for me. 🙂
I am definitely going to try it for going to sleep instead of my usual Melatonin pill. I wonder if it’s all honey or just a type of honey that will help with sleep. Have you read about Manuka honey? Just started reading about it and it’s pretty interesting.
Thank for the great article!
Hello Lidia,
I think that people are back to nature organic product. 🙂
Honey has tryptophan? I had no idea, that’s awesome! And helps to explain why a hot toddy or tea with honey before bed helps to knock you out, rather than get you all amped up on a sugar high 🙂
I love using raw honey on my face as a mask, it’s so good for the skin and always leaves it so soft afterwards. But now I have even more reasons to eat it, so thank you!
You are welcome, Penelope.
Great article! going through some of the comments i may have to try this myself! i take melatonin at night too. gonna have to make the switch, see if it works for me. love the face mask idea. very informative. alot of new information i didnt know. thanks for this!
You are welcome Tammy.
Please try to consume honey before bedtime, at least two weeks and tell us your impressions. I hope you find more interesting articles here on the site, how it can improve during our general condition.