Myth, can easily Google to verify. However depending on moisture content pure honey can trap ants that try to eat it.

Real honey contains genetic memory of honeycomb.

Selamat mencuba:



This post has been edited by kipsydc: Jun 28 2022, 04:49 PM

LOL bro rm35 750g, if you continue to consume daily for another year i think u will hv to amputate one of ur leg soon, cause youre basically taking syrup.

my parents buy real stingless bee honey almost every few months and 950g cost about rm200+, if you want to find real honey, u can only get from those local honest bee farmer, its kinda difficult to find because some of them feed their bees with sugar and them claim its authentic honey.

Lol Capilano, 1 of the fakest honey on the shelf

Saw this trick when i went to Thailand, the tourist guide bring us to a place where they sell honey

2 things i learn from this thread
Your average consumers knows jackshit about the product they consume
Your average consumers are very gullible

The hexagon trick is not exclusive to honey
No such thing as genetic memory
Any syrup or really just any substance viscous enough against water can manifest such phenomenon due to hexagon being the most efficient shape to take on against their own surface tension
The water is nothing but just a medium for the substance to move around
It's also why honeycomb are hexagon in the first place
Bees aren't exactly some nature engineer
They lay down the wax in circle and physic took over

Are you guys fucking 12

This post has been edited by cursetheroad01: Jun 28 2022, 07:22 PM

i’m taking makuna honey umf 20+ and above. i only trust a few brands, comvita being one.

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Sep 28 2022, 08:24 PM

jungle house honey pure x?

if yes, how do they commercially produce so many bottles of flavoured honey?

orange, longan, strawberry etc etc

Careful of honey...
if drink original one... you will live long and prosper...

if you been taking the fake one... you will die sooner than expected...

safe to say most if not all honey sold commercially are either sugar syrup feed to bees then taken, sugar syrup itself added to honey.

So just stay away from honey or treat it like condensed milk. Can take, but in moderation with minimal health effect.