Mad Honey Nepal

Nepalese Mountain Honey

Q: Are your products Vegan?

No . Vegans believe to harvest honey and other bee produced products is cruel, however substitute products classed as vegan are often from very questionable sources (research soy beans, GM soy bean crops, Glyphosate and deforestation). While it is true selling products produced by bees for profit can be considered exploitation... We are ethical, bee-centric beekeepers. Our Queens wings are never clipped, allowing them to swarm should the colony decide. Our bees take priority when it comes to retaining their honey we never take more honey than any one colony can spare and ensure there is enough of their own honey in periods of poor weather, rain and winter. We don’t harvest royal jelly. Our Apiaries are limited to a maximum of four colonies to any one well stocked acre. This means more work and expense for us but helps mitigate pressure for resources on wild pollinators. Our Apiary in Steart is now limited to two colonies due to the pressure on pollinators. We work hard to raise awareness of the plight of wild pollinators, suffering from lack of habitat, loss of wildflower meadows, lack of safe chemical-free food. We plant for all pollinators and leave areas of garden to go wild and encourage you to do the same. If you are vegan, I salute you for putting Animal welfare above all else, but please do steer clear of US Soy bean crops. Here's a vegan honey recipe I found, obviously won't be as good as honey from the bees and unfortunately, it does use white granulated sugar... The British Sugar Industry has lined the pockets of successive governments for decades in order to keep using the very Neonicotionoids that have caused the insect apocalypse, anyway enjoy: VEGAN HONEY

£45.42

Nepalese Mountain Honey or Mad Honey

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This is pure mad honey, known as “cliff honey” or पागल मह, by the locals from high in the mountains of Lamjung, Nepal.

Mad honey, a treasure from the past, has been used in traditional medicine for millennia. It was widely known throughout the ancient world but has largely been forgotten until now.

Not only is mad honey helpful in treating a number of conditions, including anxiety, stress, general pain, hypertension, stomach ailments, and migraines, but it is also renown for its stimulant properties. A small amount produces a mild, calming, euphoric sensation, which increases overall feelings of contentedness and relaxation.

Villagers in the remote, mountainous regions of eastern Nepal have eaten mad honey throughout their history, generally before breakfast, for a pleasant, quick pick-me-up that follows them throughout their day.

This product contains pure, natural ingredients. However, we require customers to verify they are at least 18 years old before purchasing.

Treat with caution - Try a small amount at first and wait for a feeling of contentedness. Do not consume more than two table spoons in any 24 hour period.

Do not drive or operate machinery after consuming.

Raw honey should not be fed to infants under 12 months old.

I am at least 18 years old:

SIZE: 150g

150g

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Shipping is free for orders over 40.

We ship within the UK mainland only, using Royal Mail Tracked 48.

Are your products Vegan?

No.

Vegans believe to harvest honey and other bee produced products is cruel, however substitute products classed as vegan are often from very questionable sources (research soy beans, GM soy bean crops, Glyphosate and deforestation).

While it is true selling products produced by bees for profit can be considered exploitation...

We are ethical, bee-centric beekeepers. Our Queens wings are never clipped, allowing them to swarm should the colony decide.

Our bees take priority when it comes to retaining their honey we never take more honey than any one colony can spare and ensure there is enough of their own honey in periods of poor weather, rain and winter.

We don’t harvest royal jelly.

Our Apiaries are limited to a maximum of four colonies to any one well stocked acre. This means more work and expense for us but helps mitigate pressure for resources on wild pollinators. Our Apiary in Steart is now limited to two colonies due to the pressure on pollinators.

We work hard to raise awareness of the plight of wild pollinators, suffering from lack of habitat, loss of wildflower meadows, lack of safe chemical-free food. We plant for all pollinators and leave areas of garden to go wild and encourage you to do the same.

If you are vegan, I salute you for putting Animal welfare above all else, but please do steer clear of US Soy bean crops.

Here's a vegan honey recipe I found, obviously won't be as good as honey from the bees and unfortunately, it does use white granulated sugar... The British Sugar Industry has lined the pockets of successive governments for decades in order to keep using the very Neonicotionoids that have caused the insect apocalypse, anyway enjoy:

VEGAN HONEY

Can we visit Cox’s Farm

You will need to book a visit for a unique Honey Tasting Experience, either the Buzz Break or the Sweet Escape

Is honey safe to consume during pregnancy?

honey – it’s ok for you to eat honey, but you should not give it to your baby until they’re over a year old.

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Do you offer a trade discount?

We don’t offer trade discounts as we keep our prices as low as possible. You are welcome to buy in volume from our website at the listed price shown.

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