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Wake up with Marci and Hillary recently welcomed us to their Saturday morning show, airing on CBS in New York City to talk about the plight of honey bees and...
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Honey is a single-ingredient food, according to the US Food and Drug Administration, which defines honey as “a thick, sweet, syrupy substance that bees make as food from the nectar...
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Honey is a natural sweetener that has been used for thousands of years for its medicinal properties. Honey contains several active compounds that have been shown to help with disease...
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Honey is indeed a super food and a great alternative to processed sugar but chances are you're buying honey that's at best processed and filtered and at worst not honey...
Introduction to botanical remedies derived from bees In Classical Chinese medicine, botanical remedies derived from bees are believed to help boost the body's life force, known as "Qi" (or life...
Health benefits of loose leaf tea Organic Loose leaf herbal tea is loaded with antioxidants, which studies have proven can help protect your body from various diseases and help you...
Homeopathy is a complementary and alternative medicine system that was developed in the late 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician. It is based on the principle of "like...
In Classical Chinese Medicine, elderberry – called Jie Gu Mu 接骨木 – enters both the lung and kidney meridians, making it an excellent tonic for boosting our lung Qi (immunity) and kidney Qi (the powerhouse energy...
In Classical Chinese Medicine, your personality can be linked or classified according to the five-element theory. This includes all aspects of your physical structure, emotional tendencies, behaviors and propensity to certain illnesses. Since we...
In Classical Chinese Medicine, your personality can be linked or classified according to the five-element theory. This includes all aspects of your physical structure, emotional tendencies, behaviors and propensity to certain illnesses. Since we...
In Classical Chinese Medicine, your personality can be linked or classified according to the five-element theory. This includes all aspects of your physical structure, emotional tendencies, behaviors and propensity to certain illnesses. Since we...
Metal types are highly disciplined, organized and detailed orientated. They are captivated by beauty and focus on their appearance reflecting their stylistic choices for clothing, their home furnishings, and how they express themselves in their...
Today, we have endless choices and can even make loose leaf blends ourselves using dried herbs we pull from our gardens. But choosing the right combination of herbs for our constitution...
Honeyopathy conducted a survey recently that examined how Americans assess their health and well-being. The survey measured people's lifestyle choices and their potential impact and how they're coping with life since...
There have been recent studies to determine how essential oils and their complex mixtures of volatile phytochemicals full of antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, and antiviral properties can both deter and mitigate the effects...
Honeyopathy was founded on the belief that a holistic approach to wellness is founded in Chinese and homeopathic medicine. Our botanical mixtures are energized by raw honey and beeswax to help balance...
Qi Defined According to Classical Chinese Medicine (CCM), everything in the universe is comprised of a balance between two energies: Yin and Yang. They are sometimes seen as opposite but they...
CCM’s Five Element framework is universal in what it embodies and organizes all natural phenomena into five master groups or patterns in nature. It's a sort of master blueprint that diagrams how...
What is Qi? Classical Chinese Medicine (CCM) starts with the concept of Qi (pronounced "chee"). Qi is energy in the very broadest sense possible. Qi is universal. Qi embraces all manifestations...
