Uses for Honey1

Moisturize skin with a mixture of honey, eggs and flour
Honey is antibacterial and makes a powerful antiseptic to cleanse and heal wounds and prevent scabs from sticking to bandages
Kills viruses and bacterial infections when mixed and eaten with raw, minced garlic
Boosts energy, reduces fatigue, stimulates mental alertness, strengthens immunity, provides minerals, vitamins, antioxidants
Regulates the bowels; relieves colitis and IBS
Reduces anxiety and acts as a sedative; creating calm and restful sleep, alkalizes body's pH
Relieves indigestion and acid reflux, helps heal peptic ulcers
Destroys bacteria causing acne, prevents scarring
Flushes parasites from liver and colon
Heal diabetic ulcers with topical applications
Add to green coconut water for supercharged athletic drinks
Helps relieve hangovers by eating honey the morning after
Protect hair from split ends with a honey conditioner; honey rinse promotes shiny hair
Soften hard water by adding honey to bath water
Speeds metabolism to stimulate weight loss
Improves digestion with natural enzymes
Mix honey and lemon with warm water first thing in the morning for an effective cleanse
Relieve hay fever by chewing on honeycomb
Builds immunity to hay fever allergens by mixing honey and bee pollen and take early in season
Quenches thirst and relieves heat stroke; stops hiccups
Has mild laxative properties
Relieves asthma when mixed with black pepper and ginger
Controls blood pressure when mixed with fresh garlic juic