Eucalyptus honey

Eucalyptus honey is produced from honeybees pollinating the blossoms of the eucalyptus tree and sometimes gathering of the honeydew found on the bark of these trees. It has a medium-dark color and may have a red tinge. It has been found that the darker the color of eucalyptus honey, the more pronounced a reddish tint will be. It can range from tart to sweet.

Eucalyptus honey is used topically to treat and heal wounds, ulcers, burns, cuts, abrasions, and sores. It has also been shown to be effective on insect bites and stings. It is known to relieve rheumatism, lumbago, sprains, stiffness, aches, fibrosis, and nerve pain. Eucalyptus honey is also effective at relieving nasal congestion and coughs and as an expectorant. It is believed to be effective at combating insomnia. There is some anecdotal evidence that suggests it can treat or cure cataracts but no studies have produced evidence to support those claims.

Kindly Note:

1. Avoid giving honey to infants under 12 months as infant's have immature intestinal tract, which on consuming Honey can lead to illness.
2. Honey should never be heated nor added to hot things
3. Do not eat honey in excess
4. People allergic to Pollen should avoid consuming Honey
5. Glass Jar is best suitable for storing Honey