How Honey Affects Blood:
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Reduces “bad” cholesterol (LDL) by 5-8%.
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Improves microcirculation — dilates capillaries.
Which honey is the best?
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Buckwheat – rich in iron, against anemia.
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Linden – strong anti-inflammatory effect.
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Acacia — hypoallergenic, suitable even for diabetics (in small quantities).
Important:
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Do not heat above 40°C.
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1 to 2 teaspoons per day is enough.
When this might be a problem:
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For allergies to bee products.
Warm water — the key to absorption
Why hot and not cold?
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Heat (35–40°C) activates digestion.
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Improves absorption of substances.
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Helps cleanse the stomach.
What to expect when taking regularly
After only 2 to 3 weeks:
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Light legs and less fatigue.
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More elastic vessels.
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Healthier, fresher skin.
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Reduction of edema and varicose veins.
If you add 10 minutes of gymnastics, a contrast shower and more water during the day, the effect will be even stronger.
Important details
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If you are allergic to honey or citrus fruits, replace them with Jerusalem artichoke or apple cider vinegar (diluted!).
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To increase acidity, take after meals.
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If you are diabetic, a consultation with a doctor is mandatory.
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