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Sweets are the things for which most of the humans live for. And one of the sweet product which is produced in the Himalayas is Honey. It takes honey bees effort , too much effort and then only honey is produced. But bee keeping is also one of the work of persistence and patience. It takes time and have very interesting process
to take out honey from the beehive. Red honey is mostly sold all over the world but quality is something, which is disturbing these days. Pahadi Corner has emphasized on the quality from start to finish. And, with our partners we have cleared our terms which are quality and authenticity comes first. Organic products are the only products in which we deal and we believe ta quality can only be generated from organic products. Once, quality of the product compromised we can not bring back the authenticity of the same. Our trustworthy partners have provided us quality products over the time and they will continue do the same. Some trivia and important information is given below.
Honey – The amazing natural food
Honey is a powerful health food which contains a number of essential nutrients.
Uni-floral or Mono-floral honey is honey collected from the nectar of a single species of flower. It is produced by careful attention to beekeeping methods, such as the placement of hives in areas with high concentration of the desired floral source.
Multi-floral honey, popularly known as ‘thousand flower honey’, comes from the nectar collected by bees from crop plants and plants that grow in meadows and forests. It has a very tender flavor and is rich in nourishing elements. Man has prized it as a sweetener and food since the days of the Stone Age hunter gatherers. The viscid liquid is produced by bees from the nectar they collect from flowers — a single tablespoon of honey requiring the nectar of some eighteen thousand flowers. The honey sugars break down into substances that inhibit the growth of bacteria, and the ancients used it to treat wounds, burns and skin problems. Besides sugars (about 75 per cent) and water, it contains small amounts of calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, sodium, sulfur, phosphorus and protein.
Traditionally, honey has been used as a ‘tonic’ or ‘pick-me-up’, and in the treatment of Anemia, Kidney complaints and circulation problems. Its soothing effects are well known. It may also help Hay fever victims.
