Medicinal mad honey

For centuries, humans have been harvesting honey in the wild using traditional methods that require skill, patience, and courage. 🍯 This time-honored practice not only produces some of the most delicious honey on the planet but also helps us appreciate the wonders of nature.

But should you try mad honey? It’s an all-natural source of many purported benefits, both medicinal and recreational. It’s also legal and straightforward to purchase in most countries. However, dosing with mad honey isn’t without health risks.

Medicinal Mad Honey- a rare delicacy✨ Mad honey is a unique type of honey produced by Himalayan giant bees (Apis dorsata laboriosa) sourced from the nectar of rhododendron flowers. Every drop has a rich, remarkable flavor along with powerful medicinal properties.

After a hectic honey hunt, you deserve a taste of the delicious mad honey!!

Mad Honey- a rare delicacy Mad Honey is a distinct type of honey made by the World’s humongous honeybee, Apis Dorsata. It is produced only in specific regions and depends on the availability of rhododendron flowers during a short blooming season, typically in spring. Although harvesting Mad Honey is such a demanding and scary job, honey hunters take up the challenge with great courage. They have a wooden stick-like equipment for poking into the honeycomb and carefully getting mad honey…

Mad Honey is a rare reddish-brown variety of rhododendron honey found in the high cliffs of Nepal. Apis Dorsata Laboriosa, the biggest breed of honeybee in the world, collects mad honey. The giant honey bee collects the rhododendron honey from the nectar of red Rhododendron and other wildflowers in the cliffs. Due to the presence of grayanotoxin in the rhododendron flower, Mad Honey has a unique taste and effects. In Spring or Autumn, the group of honey hunters goes on their mission to…

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We sell wild cliff raw honey under the brand name "Himalayan Cliff Honey" to consumers all over the world. This honey is uncommon and unique. Himalayan Giant Honeybees (Apis dorsata laboriosa) produce it from the nectar of rhododendron and other wildflowers, which are picked by an indigenous people from Nepal's Himalayan cliffs. 🍯 BUY NOW ! 🍯 #everestorganichome#nature#organic#glutenfree#natural#

The Sweet Success 🍯 Harvesting Mad Honey isn’t for the weak. It takes a lot of courage and effort to collect it. And when you work very hard, and the outcome matches the hard work, that is the real reward. Currently, our honey hunters are facing various problems due to climate change. We’re not finding as many hives as we used to, and it’s disheartening. However, we’re not losing hope. We’re putting in tremendous effort to keep our tradition alive with sustainable harvesting practices. S...

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Mad Honey- The Rarest Honey in the world The honey collected by the bees from the nectar of rhododendrons is known as Mad Honey. Rhododendron has a special ingredient called grayanotoxin, which makes the honey unique. The Grayanotoxin helps to improve concentration and boost mental creativity. It is not only rare because of grayanotoxin. But it is also because of the efforts and danger the honey hunter goes through to collect this honey. Climbing the swinging rope with nothing but barefoot…

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Honey bees make honey to store food over the winter period when they cannot forage and when there are fewer flowers from which to gather food. Apis dorsata- the world’s largest honeybees make honey near the waterfall or at high altitudes far from the community. They usually built it downward on the rocky outcrop or the upper surface of a cavity. Most of these natural surfaces are not smooth or flat. But, you might wonder why we take it from them, right? Because our honey hunters are…