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On 15-Feb-06, at 5:57 PM, Bob Harrison wrote:
> So far not one beekeeper has been able to prove honey sold as
> organic/raw is
> better than other honey sold in stores as far as health benefits
> says the
> FDA.
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Hi Bob & all
Preliminary results from a study of the antibiotic properties of
various samples of Ontario honey shows that while honey from some
floral sources are better than others, samples of heated honey were
not as good as unheated samples. This study is financed , in part,
by the Ontario Beekeepers Association. While my source is well
connected, and I know the researcher, my talk, as Bob says, is
cheap. Hopefully the final report will be available in the near future.
Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
80W44N
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