Cinnamon & Honey mixed together is a cure for many diseases **Incredible**

not for all kind of disease, and honey not tend to be a medicine, it works like a vitamin for our body

Thanks, good Article, saved it.

I never use white sugar or artificials, just honey for sweetener in my coffee or tea last 20 or so years, great post OP, 5*****!

Read up on honey; it's mixed with high fruxtose corn syrup now--especially the Chinese honey, which is most of the honey we buy. It's affordable!

Beware honey with no pollen. Pollen is how honey can be easily traced by inspwctors, to where it was made. Even most well kkown popular brand names, and pretty well every cute bear jar honey is diluted. Ultra filtered honey is an old processing trick to escape identification from the inspector. Its more expensive to test and nearly impossible to trace the sweeteners added.

Diluting is a common tactic for olive oil, too. (if olive oil goes solid in fridge, thats how you can tell it's real...but people complain if its solidm thinking its badm ironically ...but I digree)

The only safe , real honey has the pollen, is not 'ultra filtered, and the only real non-filtered honey still has the comb.

Which brings us back to the 'hundered mile diet'.

You need to buy unprocessed, non-pasturized Honey locally with the comb still in it for best results !

We buy our honey from a local dealer. Honey out of the grocery store is often just plain vile. Enjoyed the article, will take heed. Thanks!

or become an urban beekeeper

[link to www.backwardsbeekeepers.com]

also

[link to honeylove.org]

I started buying local raw honey from a bee keeper when I realized I had developed allergies. Talk about a MIRACLE cure !!!!! Always use LOCAL honey.

Wonder if big pharma is trying to get rid of the bees ???? After all... I'll bet the bees are cutting into the profits.

Growing up my dad had a honey bee hive in our backyard. the bees were always there. Now I never see any bees. And never see any roadside vendors selling it. How things change so fast.

Here is something interesting, this thread prompted me to go make some tea (green) and add some honey and cinnamon. I get the tea ready, reach for the fairly big raw honey jaw from the health food store and it slips out of my hand, slams down on a glass plate on the counter, the plate spins down to the floor and breaks into a thousand shards, glass everywhere, the honey bottle spins and flips over the counter and down into the dining area onto the hardwood floor, broken glass stuck in the honey everywhere!!!!

I go around to open the sliding door to step outside for a sec to grab the garden gloves to start clean-up, the long haired shaggy dog hears the door open and comes racing from the couch, right through the pile of honey and glass on the floor. It takes me five minutes to even figure out how and where to start cleaning this mess up. I'm gonna take that as a MAJOR SIGN FROM MY HIGER SELF THAT I AM NOT SUPPOSED TO CONSUME THAT HONEY, at least now right now, and then I read some of these cautions here, how bout that? It could not be any clearer message.

you are crazy

To the farmers market tomorrow ?

The drug companies, and all the pure scum that comprise them, will all burn in the Lake of Fire.

LOL, yeah, it was the weirdest thing, I'd even say violent. Maybe it got contaminated with something, maybe I wasn't supposed to mix it with green tea, not sure but I'll give it a rest for awhile. I've used it before with no problem.

You story sounds like a scene from The Omen !

OMG, it wasn't that bad, LOL, you have quite the creative imagination

I would suggest that you ALSO have a very creative imagination...

^This.^

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Honey is a natural antibiotic.

I eats my oatmeal with a spoonful of honey, spoonful of peanut butter, and some cinnamon. mm mmm good

Velveta and peanutbutter
kills me but i love it

No, you're just a fuckup/shill.

Cheese and peanut butter ?

u betcha
but not just any cheese its gotta be velveta
its good on a hamburger or a grilled cheese

op i have heard about the benifits of cinnamon but not honey
great post