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The information presented below on raw honey can be found in the book
"The Survivor's Nutritional Pharmacy"
by Dr. Cass Igram, D.O.
Disclaimer: All information presented through this web site, whether by Shoko's Natural Products or associated manufacturers, has not been evaluated by the FDA, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. These products are neither formulated nor prescribed for any medical condition. They are formulated for use as an important addition to the daily diet.
"Prescription antibiotics kill only
bacteria and then merely certain types. Plus,
bacteria can develop resistance to these
agents, and they can also develop resistance
to most of the standard germicides and antiseptics.
A safer and more versatile treatment is the
use of various natural compounds known to
kill almost any type of microbe, while blocking
the development of its resistance.
One of the most powerful antiseptics known to mankind is not produced in
chemistry labs. It is a substance made by bees: pure raw honey. Bees are
among nature's finest chemists. Their most abundant production is honey,
that sweet substance of varying taste, color, and aroma.
They also synthesize bees' wax, royal
jelly
and propolis.
To many people it may seem astonishing that something so sweet could also
be such a potent antiseptic. After all, raw honey is a food, not a drug.
Let's review the relevant history and chemistry in an attempt to understand
how this could be true.
Bees are gregarious creatures. They
live
as a colony in close proximity to one
another.
Anyone who has seen a picture of the
inside
of a hive knows how tightly packed
bees are.
Can you imagine what would happen if
infection
developed within the hive? Once a single
bee is infected, the whole clan would
rapidly
become decimated. Not surprisingly,
bee hives
are normally sterile.
What keeps the hives sterile? First, the bees' foods are sterile: bee pollen,
royal jelly and raw honey, when bees make honey, they secrete within it
natural antibiotic-like substances, increasing its anti-microbial action.
Plus, they fan the moisture out of the honey in order to eliminate any
possibility of infection. What happens is that the elimination of moisture
from the raw honey causes a change in its chemistry.
This is through the phenomenon of osmosis. Osmosis represents a process
by which water or other fluids either move toward or away from an area.
Raw Honey, being free of moisture, draws water to it. Raw Honey craves
water by a powerful osmotic effect. Microbes are nearly 90% water, and
this is precisely why raw honey is so antagonistic to them. It literally
drains the water and, therefore, life right out of them. Raw Honey is exceptionally
effective against bacteria and parasites, since they are mostly water.
Plus, raw honey contains natural antibiotics which help kill microbes directly.
Raw honey, when applied topically, speeds
the healing of tissues damaged by infection
and/or trauma. It contains vitamins, minerals
and enzymes, as well as sugars, all of which
aid in the healing of wounds.
Raw honey has been used in medicine for centuries.
Russian surgeons, prior to the advent of
antibiotics applied raw honey to wounds after
surgery, finding that infection was curbed
and the rate of healing increased. They used
raw honey to draw pus out of wounds and applied
it to infected tissues, such as boils and
cysts, successfully destroying these infections.
Currently, British doctors are using raw
honey on open surgical wounds, as they too
have found that it prevents infection and
speeds the healing of wounds. Unfortunately,
the vast majority of medical professionals
have no knowledge of raw honey's astounding
medicinal capacities. Raw honey applications
cause infections to come to a head, drawing
out pus and secretions as well as accelerating
wound healing.
Decades ago American surgeons found raw honey
to be of value. They used it post-operatively
to pack wounds, noting that localized post-operative
infections were essentially eliminated. Plus,
wounds healed more quickly with less scarring.
Few if any American surgeons currently utilize
it. This is unfortunate, since the application
of raw honey on wounds would serve to reduce
pain and suffering as well as save limbs
and lives.
Primitive cultures have utilized raw honey as a medicine for centuries.
Raw Honey was discovered in the tombs of the pharaohs, and, although it
was nearly 4000 years old, it was still edible.
The ancients used raw honey as a digestive aid, and there is evidence that
they applied it topically to wounds. The physicians of ancient Greece prescribed
raw honey often and used it as a carrier for many of their medicines.
More recently, the Journal of Pediatrics found honey considerably more
effective than glucose syrup in the treatment of diarrhea illness in infants.
All of the holy books speak of honey
in "glowing"
terms. The Bible glorifies it frequently,
mentioning it as a food of the prophets
and
the heavens. The Qur'an praises it
as "a
medicine for all mankind."
Raw honey is easy to preserve and store requiring no refrigeration. It
will hold up to extremes of heat and cold while still retaining its nutritional
value and antiseptic qualities. A tightly sealed jar of raw honey is one
medicine the elements cannot destroy.
What is pure, raw honey?
The kind of honey that is used makes a difference in terms of achieving
optimal curative effects. Like any other food, honey can be processed.
That processing may destroy its active ingredients. The key is to find
honey which undergoes minimal heating, therefore, the designation of raw
honey. A second designation is unfiltered. Bee keepers often heat and filter
honey to make it more "appealing" to the consumer. Heating prevents
honey from crystallizing and increases the ease at which it can be removed
from the hives. Filtering removes particulate matter that might cause the
consumer to be concerned about "purity." Crystal-clear, highly
purified honey is not the type needed for survival. Only unheated and unfiltered
raw honey can be relied upon to get the job done.
The primary reason commercial producers
heat
the honey to high temperatures is to
sterilize
or "pasteurize" it. This
is unnecessary,
as there are no microbes in honey.
The only
way microbes can get into it is from
contamination
by human hands after it is extracted.
Even
then, these microbes will immediately
be
destroyed by the raw honey's osmotic
powers.
The pasteurizing temperatures often
exceed
180 degrees Fahrenheit. Honey which
is heated
gently, up to 130 degrees, still retains
most if not all of its biological activity.
Heating the honey to high temperatures
causes
the destruction of vital elements which
are
responsible for its capacity to heal
wounds,
kill infections and soothe internal
organs.
These elements include vitamins, minerals,
enzymes, antibiotics, bioflavonoids
and organic
acids.
Filtering eliminates another vital
component:
the pollen. Pollen acts as a digestive
aid
and is a source of quality nutrition,
primarily
in the form of B-vitamins, protein
and nucleic
acids. In a crisis situation people
will
need as much nutrition as they can
get. Additionally,
the protein in pollen stimulates wound
healing
when applied topically and also when
taken
internally.
Raw Honey as a Food
Raw Honey is unique as a survival aid for several reasons. First, it is
a food which cannot spoil. Because of its high sugar content and the powerful
osmosis this creates, no microbes can live in raw honey. As long as it
is sealed, it will last through floods, quakes, storms or any other natural
disasters and still retain its potency. Secondly, raw honey can be eaten
by infants (see caution), toddlers, teens and adults alike. The only exception would be diabetics."
CAUTION: Infants, especially under 6 months of age, have relatively under developed throat muscles and raw honey, because of its thickness, could potentially represent a choking hazard to infants. Please exercise caution concerning the serving size when feeding raw honey to infants.

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