Honey (Flower nectar) is a viscid, translucent, nearly white to pale yellowish or yellowish brown saccharine fluid made by the hive bee Apis mellifica from the nectar of flowers and sweet plant juices. It becomes partially crystalline on keeping, owing to the separation of dextrose as crystals. It has an agreeable characteristic odour and a sweet taste depending upon the nature of the source.

COMPOSITION
Honey (Flower nectar) consist chiefly of about 70-80% of a mixture of dextrose and levulose in about equal parts, the residue is chiefly water about 14-20%. There are also 1.1-4.4% sucrose, 0.06-1.24% dextrin, 09-12% dextrin indicate that the bee has collected Honey-dew. Quite small amounts of volatile oil, vitamins, wax, salts of calcium, sodium, potassium, magnesium, iron, phosphate and pollen grains.

PHARMACOLOGY
Honey (Flower nectar) is an all round remedy or treatment of variety of malfunctions. It is high grade nutritive, demulcent and sweetening agent. Pure Honey is one of the greatest gift of the Nature to the mankind.. The inclusion of traces of volatile oils, vitamins, mineral salts and other important nectar constituents with diverse pharmacological effects enhance the spectrum of its utility as universal medicine. Because of low pH and high osmotic pressure it has high degree of healing effect on wounds. It has broad spectrum antibacterial, anti-mycotic, carminative, immuno-stimulant, vitalizing and age controlling properties by halting ageing factor.

INDICATIONS
 

• Honey (Flower nectar) is highly referred for use in the following conditions;
• As nutritive and nourishing household necessity for pediatrics, geriatrics, athletes and laborers.
• Enhances the physical resistance and stress tolerance capacity.
• Muscle cramps, fatigue, paresthesia and abdominal distension.
• Mental strain, tension, anxiety, exhaustion, nervousness and insomnia by
  rejuvenating the nervous system and enhances the memory retention.
• Reduces gastric irritation and excessive motility.
• Acute, chronic and recurrent gastric disorders by improving the gastric functionality and stimulates appetite.
• In winter season keeps the body temperature intact and protects from common cold.
• Oral dehydration in the treatment of infantile gastroenteritis.
• Promotes healing of wounds and is very effective in corneal ulcers in ophthalmic infections.
• In the treatment of rickets and scurvy and bronchopneumonia.
• Dermatological disorders, burns and boils.
• In face masks and lotions or natural glycerin as moisturizer and beautifier.
• As gargle in sore throat when mixed with hot water.
• Widely used in herbal and pharmaceutical industry as demulcent and sweetening agent in linctuses and cough syrups.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Honey (Flower nectar) is highly tolerated rich natural food source but may be avoided in Diabetes mellitus.

INSTRUCTIONS
Store at cool dry place and protect from light.
Keep out of the reach of the children.

Presentation:
400 grams in pet bottle.