Questions about honey

Wax is a solid, granular substance produced by worker bees. Beeswax is an excellent building material,
wax plates serve as bricks from which bees build honeycombs. In terms of chemistry, beeswax is
a complex mixture of compounds. It contains over 300 components, including esters, vitamins, minerals and even antibiotic substances. The secret of obtaining wax is known only to bees; man has not yet succeeded in obtaining wax artificially.

Natural honey is a biologically active product with a complex chemical composition. It contains such sugars as: glucose – 31%, fructose – 39% and sucrose – 1.5-3%, dextrin – 5%. The composition, consistency and taste of a particular type and variety of honey is not the same and depends on the type of melliferous plants, as well as the weather and geographic conditions of the flowering of melliferous plants.

Due to the content of B vitamins, magnesium and potassium, honey actively nourishes and moisturizes the skin. Honey rejuvenates the skin – due to metals (magnesium), it accelerates cell growth and skin renewal.

Will help. We recommend a tried and tested cough remedy: radish with honey. Take a black radish, cut off the “cap”. Make a depression in the radish, put a spoonful of honey in it and put it in a cool dark place for 4 – 6 hours. Check the tolerance of the medicine – give a little to the patient and wait a couple of hours. If everything is in order, then the medicine should be taken 4-5 times a day: children in a teaspoon, adults in the dining room.

Honeycombs are a storehouse of useful substances: vitamins, antibiotics, biologically active substances that are not contained in pumped out honey. The honeycomb is composed of wax, which is good for the digestive system and for the oral cavity, and also contains bee bread.
Perga has anti-toxic properties and a strong tonic effect.