A bee can reach a maximum speed of 65 km/h without a load, but with a load of nectar and pollen, its speed drops to…
Consuming honey during therapeutic fasting automatically interrupts the autophagy process and shifts the body from ketosis to active digestion mode. Honey contains 17-20 grams of…
Honey does not directly contribute to weight loss — in fact, this product contains 304-330 calories per 100 grams and consists mainly of simple carbohydrates.…
Beeswax occupies a special place among natural ingredients in the cosmetics industry thanks to its unique physical and chemical properties and versatility. This natural product…
Thyme honey from the Greek island of Crete is a unique bee product made from the nectar of wild Cretan thyme (Thymus capitatus). This honey…
Honey is often perceived as a completely natural and safe alternative to regular sugar. However, consuming large amounts of honey can be just as harmful…
The honey extractor was invented in 1865 by Austrian army officer Franz Gruska to solve the main problem faced by beekeepers—extracting honey without destroying the…
The question of whether hornets produce honey regularly arises among people interested in beekeeping and the behavior of social insects. Hornets do not produce honey…
Winter bee mortality is one of the most pressing problems facing modern beekeeping. The number of hives that do not survive the winter months has…
Honey on a keto diet contradicts the basic principles of ketogenic nutrition due to its high carbohydrate content—82.4 g per 100 g of product. On…