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The Thumbai honey-Ghats honey
What is thumbai? Thumbai is a very common plant found across India and Philippines. It is a highly medicinal pant. The leaves and flowers of Thumbai plant are edible the flowers are identified with it attractive pure white flowers.
By wild honey hunters3 years ago in 01
Paalai poo honey from Wild honey hunters
Paalai poo honey: Paalai poo honey is collected right after the annual flowering of blackboard trees (colloquially known as Paalai tree).
By wild honey hunters3 years ago in Lifehack
Wild jamun honey by Wild honey hunters
Jamun honey: Jamun honey is sourced from the nectars of wild Jamun flowers during its annual flowering season. The Jamun honey tastes bittersweet naturally and contains the pollens of Jamun flowers.
By wild honey hunters3 years ago in Feast
Kombu honey-small bee honey
Kombu honey-Small bee honey: Kombu honey-small bee honey is one of the very rarest and precious wild honey. Let us discuss about the Kombu honey benefits and uses here.The small bee, scientifically identified as Apis Florea the smallest bees of Apis species collects the honey. It contains certain amount of pollen contents.
By wild honey hunters3 years ago in Lifehack
Mudakathan keerai benefits uses - Mudakathan honey
Mudakathan The word Mudakathan(Keerai) which offers more health benefits is derived from two Tamil words (Mudaku – means Rheumatism) to sum up (Aruthan- means to eradicate). These words are combined into the single word Mudakathan. It has various names: Mudar Kuttran, Mudakatran, Mudakkotran, Mudakku Theerthan and Uminjai. Mudakathan falls under the creeper plant category. The plant is also identified as "The Balloon vine creeper" or "Love in a Puff." Scientifically identified as Cardiospermum halicacabum. As the name indicates, the herb is a beneficial medicine for curing Rheumatism. It also has more to do we shall discuss further. Mudakathan Keerai has been packed with several Nutrient benefits and has vast medicinal properties, one of Nature's gifts. The plant is widely spread in the tropical and subtropical regions; It is evidenced that Humans around generations have consumed Mudakathan Keerai recipes in their food chart, and this was recently forgotten precious herb and has been removed from our food chart due to the influence of various unhealthy foods, so let us preserve our health benefits by regaining this natural herb "The Mudakathan Keerai."
By wild honey hunters3 years ago in Feast