Mad honey is a rare, sweet, sticky product that honeybees, as well as closely related species produce when they hunt on flowers. Honey is made from the glands' liquid secretions and regurgitation, glandular activity, the enzymatic and hydraulic processes, as well as air evaporation. The word"mad" is derived from the Latin phrase, "mala posta", meaning "on the post". There are 15 honeybee species. All are native to Africa and Australia. Two species of bees have been deemed…

Mad honey is a scarce sticky and sweet substance made by honeybees and some closely related species, such as stickleback bees, foraging on flowers. Honey is made up of the glands' liquid secretions, regurgitation, glandular activities, enzymes and hydraulic actions as well as air evaporates. Mad is an Latin word Mad Honey Nepal that translates to "on the post". There are approximately fifteen species of honey bees…

Mad honey is a rare sweet, sticky , and sweet substance that is produced by honeybees as well as other related species, like stickleback bees foraging on flowers. Bees produce honey from glands' liquid secretions by glandular activity, by regurgitation, hydraulic action, enzyme action, and evaporate. Mad is an Latin expression that translates to "on the post". There are about 15 honey bee species that are all native to Africa and Australia, with two species of bees believed…

Himalayan Mad Honey is made by removing pollen from bees which are native to the Himalayan desert. The pollen is collected by the bees just as they are near to producing their crop. This honey has been proved to have a high medicinal value and has been used for thousands of years by ancient healers and civilizations. This honey is highly valued for it's healing and medicinal properties and is gathered by honey bees and the villagers who collect it from cliffs.

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