Keeping it healthy in Windsor, ON
The Adventures of RawMan And GreenGirl: Beware The Beekeeper The above information is for education only and is not meant to diagnose, prescribe, or treat illness. It is valuable to seek the advice of an alternative health care professional before making any changes. The statements above have not been evaluated by the FDA (or your country's equivalent). Any products mentioned are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.Importance Of Bees
The following information is for education only and is not meant to diagnose, prescribe, or treat illness.
The video below is a couple years old (from 2008) but still conveys a great message. It's nice to see a positive cartoon that educates children (and adults) on important topics, and even more importantly, healthy eating. You won't find people in these videos suggesting cookies, cake, ice cream, pizza and pop as being something we should be consuming.
The video was created by Gilmo Media, and although the quality isn't spectacular like their most recent cartoon, it still discusses something of importance, and I'm happy to let my children watch cartoons with this type of message.
The cartoon (YouTube link) discusses the importance of bees to the survival of ALL living things! It's the same message we should have gleaned from The Bee Movie back in 2007 (co-written by Jerry Seinfeld who was also the voice of the main bee).
What Is A Beegan?
By definition, an organic raw food vegan will not consume any animal, dairy or even bee by-product. However, someone described as a "beegan" will enjoy bee products like raw honey and bee pollen.
Something else learned (or perhaps suggested) in The Bee Movie is that it's not necessarily a bad thing, or an unnatural thing, for humans to eat bee products. What might be inhumane is the way in which the honey is harvested.
"Beegans" will choose only products that are "truly raw" (no heat applied) and that were "wild harvested". NoniLand Black Gold Honey is an example of that.
* The statements below have not been evaluated by the FDA (or your country's equivalent). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
The bees responsible for producing Black Gold Honey have been rescued from the walls of homes and buildings in Hawaii, where they were threatened with destruction by insect exterminators. A team of holistic beekeepers removed the hives from danger and relocated the bees to the Agricultural Research Center in NoniLand, in Hawaii.
These bees were brought to NoniLand to feed exclusively on the blossoms of trees nourished with diluted, Ormus-rich seawater, volcanic rock silt and spirulina. The elevated vitality of NoniLand plants and trees (and the high Ormus mineral-rich content) results in a dark, mahogany-black, wild honey saturated with Ormus elements, high in live enzymes, and overflowing with antioxidants.
"Imagine an Ormus-soaked biology: every cell of your body switched on, happy, juicy, and saturated in Ormus. What would happen?" - David Wolfe, Amazing Grace
Recent studies have shown that dark varieties of honey have more antioxidants than lighter, milder varieties. Black Gold Honey is truly wild, offering a concentrated source of Ormus elements, and a continuously flowing stream of live enzymes and trace minerals.
NoniLand bees are only fed their own honey and superfoods such as maca and spirulina. These are the healthiest bees left on the entire planet.
Due to the presence of antibiotic Noni and Lehua pollens in NoniLand honey, topical applications of this honey will help to heal and soothe abrasions and burns.
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