Stingless Bee Honey

Our "Stingless Bee Honey" is raw from the Tetragonula Biroi tribe of stingless bees. Stingless Bee Honey is only harvested once a year compared to being harvested 2-3 times a year by the normally seen Apis Mellifera (Western Honey bee)

Stingless bee honey differs from that of the genus Apis in terms of color, taste, and viscosity. Honey from this species was shown to have higher free acidity and moisture levels than Apis mellifera honey but lower pH and total soluble solids than existing standards. 

MORE INFORMATION WILL BE ADDED SOON.

These are some of the best ways to use stingless bee honey 

Ingredients 

• Stingless Bee Honey (Tetragonula Biroi)

Uses

• Helps combat cancer
• Treats candida (Yeast infections)
• Stops herpes reproduction (antiviral)
• Prevents colds and coughs
• Rids colds and coughs
• Removes parasites
• Improves fertility for women with Endometriosis
• Treats eye ailments
• Cataracts
• Glaucoma
• Trachoma
• Conjunctivitis (red and/or pink eye)
• Itchy eyes
• Dry eyes
• Tired eyes
• Macular degeneration
• Used for overall eye health 
• Reduces inflammation of the eyes
• Ulcerative blepharitis, blepharoconjunctivitis, and corneal ulcers of inflammatory and traumatic origin

Directions

You can refrigerate or keep honey at room temperature. If you refrigerate it, it must be refrigerated in between 39-41 degrees Fahrenheit. Refrigerating the honey will help preserve the bioactive phytochemicals found in the honey. SEE LINK BELOW.

The effect of storage condition on physicochemical properties of some stingless bee honey collected in Malaysia local market

Internal Use:

You can eat this honey how you desire. Treat it as you would a western bee/local bee honey. 

Daily Use: 1-2 Tablespoons on an empty stomach if possible.

External Use:

Eye Drops: Shake bottle well before use. Use a dropper or pipette and apply 1-2 drops per eye twice a day every day (eye disorders) until you see results. If you don't have eye disorders but just want to maintain good eye and vision health, then apply once to twice a week to maintain eye and vision health. 

Wound Healing: Apply honey directly where the wound is. Wrap it with gauze or bandages.  Make sure to rinse thoroughly between each wrap.

NOTE: If you decide to go a long period of time without using the honey or eye drops. Make sure to burp the bottle at least 2-3 times a week. This prevents the honey from naturally fermenting due to the high moisture content. YOU MAY DISREGARD THIS IF YOU'RE STORING IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR.

How to Burp Honey: Take lid off bottle and let honey breath for 5-10 seconds, stir up it well then close lid and place honey back where you stored it.

This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.