Is it true that honey...?
596278
Any thing hot will clear your throat, honey just "oils" your throat. May I also advice you to gargle in warm salty water. Salt cleanses and will help get get your voice back ;)
117078
I think that you are incorrect. Honey will spoil under certain conditions. \n\n\nHoney can definitely be fermented to make mead. Honey can also ferment if it is kept in too warm a condition:\n\n"Honey is hydroscopic which means that honey will absorb moisture.  If the moisture content of honey exceeds 18.6%, honey will tend to ferment.  The fermentation yeast in the honey will turn the sugars of the honey into alcohol.  This causes honey to have a sour taste.    It is recommended that if honey is to be stored for any length of time, it should have a moisture content of around 17%.  The honey yeast are not able to grow at cool temperatures.  So if honey is stored at below 50 degrees F., the yeast will not grow and are not able to grow and cause fermentation.   Fermented honey can be feed back to the bees but it is unfit for human consumption.  Honey can be frozen and that is a good way to keep honey for long periods of time.  The optimum temperature for honey fermentation is above 80 degrees F."\n\nfrom the reference web site. So according to this, honey will DEFINITELY spoil and give a sour taste.  \n\n\nAlso, if honey crystalizes, it is not near as good as it is when it is fresh. I do not know if you count that as spoiling, however.
1031784
Honey is gross.\n\n\nIts Bee Barf!   Sick!
1146284
Forever is a long time, I don't think anything can be preserved for ever.  Honey can be be preserved for along time on it's own it's been found in Egyptian Tombs several thousands of years old and still good.
1046811
I have done it but for 2 days, it actually helps your body a lot, but I also used to eat tablespoons of honey when i needed something sweet..It is safe, it is called fasting, many people do it. but it is always better to consult the doctor before trying any diet.
1037551
Well no, it isn't true. It's a webpage from a random nutcase. The internet is full of them. this one isn't even very entertaining.\n\nIf you are going to waste your time reading the webpages of psuedoscientific loonies (as I often do) you should at least look for the entertaining ones.\n\nI recommend the site below.
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No, it does not have benefits.  Just as cow's milk is created for baby cows (and they stop drinking it at a certain age), honey is meant for bees to use for energy, not humans.\n\nEven though honey is a more natural substance, it really is no safer than sucrose. All the problems associated with sucrose are also associated with honey. Lowered immune system function that can lead to cancer. Damage to the vascular system leading to heart disease and adult onset diabetes mellitus with gangrenous toes and all -are at the end of the sugar freeway. There is also some discussion about additional nutrients found in honey. However, the amounts are miniscule and really not worth the health risk of large doses of simple sugars.
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It's true!\nThat's right, it's true that this question is actually false! Since you asked if it was false, the answer would be true!!\nGot it?! ;0)
174752
Bees do not create honey; they are actually improving upon a plant product, nectar. The honey we eat is nectar that bees have repeatedly regurgitated and dehydrated.
115759
You mean the honey bee?\n\nNo, there are millions of bees in any hive hive. All are different organisms.
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fish with honey on the top\n\n:> peace\n.
1077677
You mean Honey pot.\n\n-HtJ
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i dont think its true...u better check it with more reliable source
1064047
Bees put all kinds of antibacterial and antifungal agents into honey, in addition to those originally from the plants they collected the pollen and nectar from. Honey can be used to dress wounds if no antibiotics are available. \n Honey has a very high sugar content (about 75%), this means high osmotic pressure, this will kill most of the microorganisms that could spoil honey.
386822
My mom used to give us garlic crushed in honey.  Plus drinking lots of lemon juice.  I grew up in South America so home remedies where the only one remedies available for us.
1018536
Not entirely. Yes, it is true of some, but not of all.
328946
no...let it ride honey...