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    Honey isn’t the only superfood bees have given us. Today we’re going to tell you about the reason the bees knees are ‘The bees knees:’ Bee Pollen!   As bees fly around collecting nectar for their honey they develop a positive electric charge. Pollen, which is negatively charged, is electromagnetically
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    Have you ever found an old jar of honey at the back of your cupboard and wondered if it’s still safe to eat? Today we’re going to tell you all about honey’s eternal lifespan. Funnily enough, honey is one of the only natural food products to have no expiration date.
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    Although the health benefits of Manuka honey have been studied for some time, the health benefits of Buckwheat honey are just beginning to be discovered. Manuka Honey is a dark, medicinal honey, farmed in Australia and New Zealand. Buckwheat honey is made a little closer to home, being commonly farmed
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    After humans, Honey bees are by far the most industrious creatures on the planet. Working tirelessly as a team to make honey and, in the process, pollinate plants all across the world. But how does a creature the size of a tic tac turn flower power into sweet honey? Extreme
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    Suffering from Hay fever can be a real chore, but can honey be used to treat your symptoms? Hay Fever is an allergic reaction caused by tiny pollen particles in the air, similar to the pollen collected and distributed by bees gathering nectar. These pollen particles cause histamines (protective chemicals

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