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Beekissed
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@Beekissed has a ex nurse that do you think of the healing properties of local honey?
I think it's wonderful for so many things, especially if unpasteurized. It's a great way to help with allergies as one can take a spoonful of that local honey each day and it's much like taking an allergy shot.
It's great for soothing a cough...one can steep an onion in honey and take some to soothe a cough or just the honey alone, but many swear by the onion.
I like it on burns and wounds and even long standing, deep wounds. They are finding out that now in the medical field and are now offering dressings impregnated with honey to manage long term pressure wounds. Charging a pretty penny for those dressings too!
It's a natural antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial and they say one can place it on a dirty wound and it will disinfect that wound of whatever germ is in overgrowth there.
Honey is known as the only food in this world that will not, cannot, spoil.
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I will try to rest...but...but...but..it's SPRING!
Things happen fast in the spring and if you aren't first, you're last!
You wouldn't believe how I begged my boss to let me use honey on some of the wounds we had in our hospice patients and she kept acting like I was crazy and that it just wasn't good medical practice....and then one of our patients in the nursing home was prescribed a new dressing called Medi-honey...as was advised by the wound specialist.