Local Honey and Essential Oils

for Healing and Wellness

While I love Manuka Honey, it's not always easy to find, and it's definitely not inexpensive.

I've had a small inner battle going on for the last few weeks, a nagging feeling about singing the praises of Manuka.  Only because I'd never want to discourage business with local beekeepers, of whom I aspire to be one day!  So, I came up with a solution that I'm at peace with, see what you think!

Eden Valley Honey from Farson, Wyoming (my local), and pure essential oils come together for beautiful, medicinal, affordable honey!  Happy Beekeeper, happy me!

happy!  happy!  happy!

I'm not in any way presuming that DIY Manuka is equally as beneficial as the real thing from New Zealand, however, if organic, local honey and pure essential oils are the ingredients ~ it's gonna bee darn good for you too!  By adding essential oils, we're only enhancing the properties of good organic honey with Melaleuca, Frankincense, and Lavender.

DIY Manuka Honey How to...

In a 4 oz. glass jar, add organic honey, stir in 1 drop Melaleuca, 2 drops Frankincense, and 2 drops Lavender for the following properties:

Melaleuca:
anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-septic, anti-biotic, analgesic, anti-oxidant, anti-parasitic, anti-viral, expectorant, decongestant

Frankincense:
anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious, anti-depressant, anti-cancer

Lavender:
tissue restoration, anti-histamine, anti-coagulant, anti-convulsant, anti-depressant, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory

Seal the lid tightly and store in your home apothecary.  For wound care, sore throats, facials, eczema, and breakouts.

Use in tea, topically, or swallow a spoonful for sore throats, canker sores, or cough.

Note: fill smaller containers for first aid kits, a jar for each bathroom in the house, and your desk at work!


How to Use Manuka Honey

As you probably guessed, this isn't exactly a "tasty" honey by any means but added to warm water with lemon it makes a decent medicinal tea.  Swallowing a teaspoon is fairly painless and beneficial for a sore throat or canker sore.  And, because of the honey's antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it's very nice as a skin treatment too!

Remember, buy local honey when possible!  It's a good cycle of health and economy for you and the community :)

Beeeee Well!


 

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