Most benefits of bee pollen lack scientific evidence, but there is proof it is a nutritious, antioxidant-rich supplement with ...

Eating local bee honey is a practice that brings a sweet array of benefits, from environmental sustainability to personal health improvements. This natural sweetener has been a staple in human diets ...

Honey for sale at the Wheeler Historic Farm farmers market in Murray on Sunday, July 25, 2021. Honey is a natural sweetener rich with health benefits such as relieving coughs and improving seasonal ...

Not just food: Plant chemicals within nectar yield honey that packs a pharmaceutical punch and helps keep bees healthy. Ed Peeters / EyeEm via Getty Images It should come as no surprise that bees know ...

Bee pollen contains vitamins and minerals, including vitamins C and B. People with pollen or bee sting allergies should avoid ...

We’re a nation of sweet tooths, drizzling honey onto everything from hot buttered crumpets to steaming porridge while also using it to dab on burns or soothe a cold. And our appetite shows no signs of ...

Though research suggests home allergy remedies hardly ever work, some scientists want to know if honey might have a place in modern medicine. A beekeeper checks his hive in the Luoping region of ...

Some people also swear that honey, especially the local kind, helps with their seasonal allergies. But there’s limited evidence that honey can counteract the effects of pollen, a powdery substance ...

Honey is more than a sweetener—it offers natural compounds that support health inside the body and on the skin. Packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, honey can reduce inflammation, support ...