Raw honey
For raw honey versus refined sugar consumption
The experts we follow agree on this.
Raw honey offers gentle support for gut health and natural immunity.
Who is behind it
Voices including a certified nutrition specialist, a registered nutritional therapist and a licensed naturopathic physician.
How strong the research is
Mostly expert experience so far, with published research still catching up.
In their words
“Raw honey from a small raw honey producer I love this in tea and coffee. Especially with experimenting with the carnivore diet, raw honey can be used (but obviously it’s not low carb or keto)”
a registered holistic nutritionist
Raw honey contains natural enzymes that gently dissolve dead skin cells without disrupting the skin barrier and improves circulation.
Whole carbs with fiber pace absorption; juice fructose converts to fat
Raw honey has antimicrobial properties including propolis and prebiotics that help the immune system, and garlic is antimicrobial as well.
Raw honey contains the necessary bacteria to promote fermentation.
a certified naturopathsponsoredRaw honeycomb contains essential vitamins and minerals and supports various aspects of health including heart, liver, immune, gut health, and sleep.
Supports liver glycogen stores through the night to prevent cortisol spikes and wake-ups.
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