Re:Use of Honey in Surgical Wards ‘Highly Recommended’

[Guest guest]

When my Mom was terminally ill with colon cancer, I treated her bedsores

with honey. The Hospice workers thought I was " strange " but because we were at

home, they couldn't interfere. The honey made her bedsores itch, but it was

working, closing up the sores. Sadly, she died before they fully healed.

 

I visited an apiary on Long Island yesterday, and bought a 4 lb. block of

pure beeswax to make natural skin creams with my 16 year old daughter. I had

skin cancer on my legs in 2004. The apiary proprietor gave me some rare and

prized bee propolis to taste. He cannot sell it. It was resin-like and stuck

to my teeth, but the tickle and sore throat I have had for 3 weeks went away.

I had ordered Manuka honey at $25.00 for 8 oz. a few years ago (from tea

tree flowers) but I honestly believe that any pure honey has healing

properties.

The honey collapses the walls of bacteria and the pathogens die according

to Ray Lackey at the Sweet Pines Apiary in Bohemia, NY He has a cabinet on

his front porch and you help yourself to a jar of honey and put the money in a

metal box attached to the front wall of the house. (honor) system. It's a

sweet place, indeed. I'm buzzing with delight over my trip to visit Ray and his

lovely family at the apiary, yesterday. I learned that the Pharaohs

embalmed their dead with beeswax. Imagine what it will do for this 57 year old

face. :-)

 

in loving kindness,

 

Linda

 

 

 

 

 

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