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Not all sweets are bad for your teeth. Honey, it seems, has real benefits for oral health, despite its high natural sugar content. However, it does act differently than refined sugar. Unlike refined sugar that causes plaque and tooth decay, honey has antimicrobial properties that actually stop plaque in its tracks and fight gingivitis. But, not all honey is created equal. Here’s how honey can improve your oral health. Cavities, sugar vs. honey Honey is a natural remedy that has been used since ancient times to treat infected wounds. Once again, it’s found its way into modern-day medicine. And,…
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Local bees collect pollen from local plants. Raw honey has anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties that promote digestive and skin health. Raw, local honey has all the same properties. However, since local bees collect pollen from local plants, it’s believed to have the added bonus of strengthening your immunity and reducing pollen allergy symptoms. That means less itching and fewer seasonal rashes. Here are four ways to use your raw, local honey for beautiful skin.   No chemical burden to your body If you’ve ever thought about using honey in your skincare routine, consider this. Your skin is the largest…

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