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#260801 - 11/07/07 04:06 AM Honey and Healing
Pani Rose Offline
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Right up Dr. Alex's alley biggrin

This sounds crazy, but...Actually my family from time to time covers my legs with honey as I have circulation problems - a result of RSD. It is amazing what a difference it makes in the texture of my skin and the fluid it takes off of them.

http://www.upiasiaonline.com/society_culture/2007/11/06/health_watch_honey_as_an_aid_to_healing/

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#260822 - 11/07/07 10:25 AM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: Pani Rose]
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Fascinating ! I have heard that bee products (honey included) can help with multiple sclerosis. Dr. Eric, your thoughts?

-- John

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#260896 - 11/07/07 06:27 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: harmon3110]
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The only thing I know is that the ancient peoples used honey on their open sores and wounds. It has been shown that honey has some antibiotic properties.

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#260916 - 11/07/07 08:38 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: Dr. Eric]
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How much honey do you go through in a session?

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#260933 - 11/07/07 09:58 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: Terry Bohannon]
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Originally Posted By: Terry Bohannon
How much honey do you go through in a session?


She bathes in it. Has a 50 gallon drum of the stuff in her kitchen and Deacon Stan pours it over her by the gallon. THen when she's good and sticky he rolls her in crushed pecans.

The Honey Rose Pecan Roll

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#260942 - 11/07/07 10:30 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: Dr. Eric]
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Originally Posted By: Dr. Eric
The only thing I know is that the ancient peoples used honey on their open sores and wounds. It has been shown that honey has some antibiotic properties.


A "country" friend of mine swears by honey. He uses it as Dr. Eric described above. He puts honey on a cut or wound, even on small infected wounds, and covers with a bandaid. He says it works.

Honey added to a shot of whiskey has long been used as a cough/cold remedy (or at least reliever). smile Many use it in tea also.

My country friend also told me that honey, especially if you can find it locally, is a great way to build resistance to allergies. He says the bees travel from plant to plant, flower to flower, and by your ingesting the honey you build up immunity. He uses honey every day in all sorts of ways. He suggests eating at least a teaspoonful daily.

I have not yet established a honey regimen myself.

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#260968 - 11/08/07 12:14 AM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: rcguest]
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It's also really good mixed with peanut butter and spread on toast.

And... you can eat it during Philip's Fast! biggrin

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#261128 - 11/08/07 10:52 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: Dr. Eric]
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Quote:
Honey added to a shot of whiskey has long been used as a cough/cold remedy (or at least reliever). Many use it in tea also.


Now where did I hide that whiskey? I feel a cough coming on. wink I have heard of this remedy before, but have never tried it.

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#261133 - 11/08/07 11:15 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: RomanRedneck]
Pani Rose Offline
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Originally Posted By: RomanRedneck
Originally Posted By: Terry Bohannon
How much honey do you go through in a session?


She bathes in it. Has a 50 gallon drum of the stuff in her kitchen and Deacon Stan pours it over her by the gallon. THen when she's good and sticky he rolls her in crushed pecans.

The Honey Rose Pecan Roll


Jason I will get even! biggrin

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#261134 - 11/08/07 11:17 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: byzanTN]
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It does the trick... smile especially at bedtime...

james

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#261140 - 11/08/07 11:26 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: Pani Rose]
RomanRedneck Offline
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Originally Posted By: Pani Rose
Originally Posted By: RomanRedneck
Originally Posted By: Terry Bohannon
How much honey do you go through in a session?


She bathes in it. Has a 50 gallon drum of the stuff in her kitchen and Deacon Stan pours it over her by the gallon. THen when she's good and sticky he rolls her in crushed pecans.

The Honey Rose Pecan Roll


Jason I will get even! biggrin


ROFL!

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#261151 - 11/08/07 11:51 PM Re: Honey and Healing [Re: RomanRedneck]
Pani Rose Offline
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Originally Posted By: RomanRedneck
Originally Posted By: Pani Rose
Originally Posted By: RomanRedneck
[quote=Terry Bohannon]How much honey do you go through in a session?


She bathes in it. Has a 50 gallon drum of the stuff in her kitchen and Deacon Stan pours it over her by the gallon. THen when she's good and sticky he rolls her in crushed pecans.

The Honey Rose Pecan Roll


Jason I will get even! biggrin


Hey, the next time you walk through our front door - you better look up^ rofl back

ROFL! [/quote]

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