Guest guest Posted June 15, 2004 Report Share Posted June 15, 2004 HONEY, MY DEAR HONEY!!! We’re talking about honey. And assuming most of you are picturing your sweethearts right now let me bring you back into perspective. I’m talking about the ever-sweet, golden-brown nectar called honey. A food that you may or may not love. But trust me, shouldn’t avoid. Why? Because honey happens to be one of those rare wholesome foods that provides classic nutritional balance if consumed regularly. Not to forget it’s most miraculously quick healing powers. And that you could pair it with almost anything. And also ……well, the list could go on, so I think I’ll slow down a bit. We’ll talk abut our earliest experience with honey. It was probably the first 12 hours of after delivery, if the mother doesn’t have enough milk for a feed, honey is the only other perfect substitute! Honey can provide instant energy. And that’s probably because of its ability to get absorbed at the throat level itself , All other tonics , be they natural or synthetic , do not begin to show the desired effects until they are properly digested , around 30 minutes after consumption . On the other hand, the blood absorbs honey as soon as it reaches the throat, making it parts of the body with in 5 minutes of swallowing. Well, whenever I‘ve been out in the sun, all I do is slosh down a glass of honey-water: so take it from me-honey is no doubt the fastest natural energizers available! Heard the one about the old Egyptian mummy buried in one of the pyramids? When the Europeans unearthed his belongings buried beside him, they also found an earthen jar full of honey-sweet, nutritious, three thousand years old, but still edible! And this is actually true. The most striking property of honey is its almost everlasting life. In fact, once preserved, its quality improves with the passage of time. Honey is known as one of the five essential nectars available on earth , the others being milk, ghee, cured and tulsi. Few tonics are adaptable as pure, genuine honey. It can be mixed with a variety of medicines, fruits, and fluids – in the right proportions of course- without turning any of them harmful. Gifted with nerve-strengthening properties, honey can be used with lukewarm water to shed those extra kilos and build sturdy muscles. Whether applied externally or consumed internally, every part of your body can benefit in some way from this power-packed nectar. And to think that Winnie-the-pooh’s favorite dish is made from pollen grain mixed with bee’s saliva! Thanks to these bees, we can avail of effective remedies for hundreds of ailments – both common and uncommon. For instance, arthritis patients can take a regular intake of about 5 grams of honey along with meals. Externally rubbing pure honey over the affected areas and then covering it with a bandage helps to ease the pain. A common cold calls for two spoons of ginger juice with honey in a day. And this is for every young party animal out there – just a few glasses of honey mixed with ice-cold water are the perfect cure for hangover! (Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala’s SAMSKRUTHA MADHU is pure & good Honey) Collected by TOMS Love & Hope Kerala Ayurvedics, Bombay 022-28919460, 28611053, 28549527 Tired of spam? Mail has the best spam protection around Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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