Which of these can be treated by honey?
Correct answer: Burns
Player #5621402
Good for coughs and sore throats too.
SmartyPants7327
In FL honey is used for allergies...use local honey for best results!
Player #13352626
lots of people where I am from use local honey for allergy intolerance
Uninitialized
Wow......I did not know that.....👍
RikThib
This is wrong, local honey is absolutely used as a treatment to fight allergies.
RushMama2112
Honey is good for treating any wound, really.
SOOTI
unless it's a very minor burn the only thing that should be put on it is cold fresh water, until a medical professional has examined it
504native
Happy New Year everyone 🎉
Player #2603249
+ lots of misinformation here
Aradlaw
I usually treat my toast with honey.
Foxydude278
I agree with Smartypants there’s been a lot of progress with immersion therapy , the use of allergens in SMALL doses to help build a resistance that doesn’t provoke a reaction
J
I doubted the veracity of this answer, but then I checked on the National Institute for Health website. Learned something new.
Mars V
And allergies! 🤧
RICK-N-BACHER
RushMama2112, there is a cream on the market called Medihoney, that is used to treat small wounds and burns and acts as a disinfectant.
Lorraine
Player #13352626, and where is that?
Bonnie
SmartyPants7327, You are right! That was my first thought! Not a very good question.
Player #30841219
Honey is used to treat both allergies and burns. Local honey can cure local allergies. This question should be corrected.
Mike T
The gel from the Aloe Vera plant works excellent on burns also.
Uninitialized
Honey is used for allergies too.
Goodbye Moonmen
Honey also doesn't seem to spoil either. They've discovered honey in ancient tombs that are still considered completely edible. Even though, ironically, some of the plants where the honey was gathered from, have become extinct in that area
Player #4047702
Glad to know it heals burns
ShinyPoodle11986
honey is good for all tay or Burns .
WilledGazelle9
it takes 1000's of years for it to spoil