Medicinal Mad Honey from Nepal
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Dangling from a rope ladder legendary Gurung people, guided by ancient wisdom, risk their lives to harvest the rarest honey in the world!
Mad Honey Nepal
Tested, Certified, Shipping Worldwide
Dangling from a rope ladder legendary Gurung people, guided by ancient wisdom, risk their lives to harvest the rarest mad honey in the world!
What is Mad Honey?
This is a unique type of honey produced by Himalayan giant bees (Apis dorsata laboriosa) sourced from the nectar of rhododendron flowers, imbuing it with unique properties. With roots deeply embedded in traditional medicine, Mad Honey is renowned for its potential aphrodisiac attributes and holistic advantages.
Mystical Allure of Himalayan Honey
Embark on an extraordinary journey with Medicinal Honey, a rare elixir harvested from the captivating cliffs of Nepal. Sourced from the nectar of enchanting rhododendron flowers found in the Himalayas, this honey is truly unique.
With just a small amount, it can transcend you to a realm of vivid visual distortions and euphoria, unveiling altered states of consciousness. Indulge in the psychedelic wonders of this mystical honey, often referred to as “hallucinating honey” or “psychedelic honey.”
Science Behind Psychedelic Honey
Derived from Rhododendron flower nectar, it contains grayanotoxins- grayanotoxin I and II. These compounds target voltage-gated sodium channels, inducing sensory hyperexcitation via neural depolarization. Binding results in neural depolarization, causing altered perception.
Revered historically for rituals and medicine, modern research eyes grayanotoxins for treating neurological disorders. Nature’s fusion with neurobiology, bridging tradition and science, culminates in the powerful elixir of Psychedelic Honey.
Honey Available in 250g, 500g, and 1000g sizes.
What’s Unique About Nepalese Red Honey?
Presence of Grayanotoxin
The giant honey bee makes its nectar on the flowers of the rhododendrons, resulting in the presence of Grayanotoxin. Due to this, the Giant Bee honey has some recreational effects that relieves your stress and lighten your mood.
Rarest in Nature
Remarkably, only the world’s largest bee, Apis dorsita laboriosa, collects honey from the nectar of rhododendrons and wildflowers. Also, it only grows in a few places in Nepal and is collected only twice a year, making it a rare honey.
Naturally harvested
Without using any additional props, the The Gurung community from the Himalayan districts of Nepal hunts for honey. Since its collection is ancient, following the footsteps of their forefathers, it has no additives and is naturally processed.
Exclusive Rare Harvest Authentic Honey
Price $69.00
- Source Lamjung, Jajarkot, Rukum region of Nepal
- Availability In Stock
- Worldwide Shipping from DHL, UPS, FedEx
Grayanotoxin
Reliefs Anxiety
Joint Mobility & Recovery
Improves Libido
Grayanotoxin
Reliefs Anxiety
Joint Mobility & Recovery
Improves Libido
Boosts Energy
Product Description
Premium Quality Honey
High Altitude Sourced
Slightly bitter Taste
Recreational Effects
Potent Elixir
Wild Pollen Infused
A tiny splash of honey on desserts, yoghurt, or tea can make your food uniquely flavourful. If you are trying Nepalese honey for the first time, start with a small amount. Wait for a few days for your body to respond. If your body shows positive signs, feel free to slightly increase the dose.
You can also pair it with low-calorie or post-workout meals for added benefits.
For centuries, the Gurung natives, with their age-old honey-hunting traditions, have widely celebrated this Himalayan honey for its healing and recreational purposes. Once dearly guarded by the Himalayan people, this honey is ethically sourced, bottled, and packed in Nepal.
Each prized jar is a symbol of exclusivity and craftsmanship, promising the world’s most potent honey with unparalleled wellness benefits.
Discover the Health Benefits of this Natural Superfood
Betters rheumatism & arthritis
Rheumatism and arthritis pain may be relieved as a result of mad honey's special qualities, which may reduce joint inflammation and improve joint health.
Reduces gastrointestinal disorders
Feed your digestive system with the restorative qualities of honey, which may help to lessen gastrointestinal problems and promote digestive wellbeing.
Improves Sleeping disorder
It is known for its potential to enhance sleep quality and manage moderate sleeping disorders, you can have peaceful nights and awaken feeling refreshed.
Stimulates a better sex life
It has long been prized for its capacity to arouse and enliven the senses, and it can be used to heighten closeness and passion.
Relaxes a stressed mind
As the natural elements of this honey have been loved for their calming effects on a stressed mind, relax and discover tranquility.
Soothes cough & sore throat
Use it's calming qualities to combat seasonal discomforts, which are reputed to reduce coughing and soothe sore throats.
Maintains cholesterol level
With the use of this honey, it may aid in maintaining good cholesterol levels, adopt a heart-healthy lifestyle
Controls blood sugarlevel & diabetes
With the potential advantages, maintain balanced blood sugar levels and naturally treat diabetes.
Usage and Dosages
For individuals aged 18 to 35, a daily intake of 1 to 2 tablespoons is the recommended dose for intoxicating effects, while those above 35 years old are advised to savour approximately 1 tablespoon for a safe dose. More sensitive and reactive bodies can also experience nausea, dizziness, blurred vision, hallucination, vomiting and increased blood pressure. To enjoy the unique taste of red honey, follow these simple steps:
Adults (Age below 35): 1-2 tbsp
Adults (Age above 35): 1 tbsp
Children: Avoid consumption
Gently scoop out the wild honey from its jar using the tablespoon.
Blend it perfectly into warm water, tea, or milk.
You can either consume it in the morning, day, or an hour before sleeping.
The Story Behind Every Jar
Every jar has a story, endless learning, and daring tales of uncertainties that only the Nepalese honey hunters tribesmen know. The Gurung honey hunter climbs the thin, breakable, flimsy ladders high in the air. On the hunt, the wild giant honeybees apis dorsata laboriosa welcome them with stinging bites, scarring them for lives.
For the Gurung honey hunters, Nepali exotic honey is a source of livelihood and a way of showing respect to their ancestors and their traditions. Honey hunting is a life-risking task that requires strong teamwork with proper coordination and dedication.
Medicinal mad honey fully participates in the honey-hunting process with close observation of the local communities. Sourced from the Himalayan cliffs, our premium honey from Himalayan hive to Jar ™ guaranteed for purity and potency.
Once dearly guarded by the Himalayan people, this honey is carefully harvested, bottled, and packed in Nepal.
Why Choose Medicinal Mad Honey ?
A Trusted Source Since 2015!
Built on community values and respect for nature, people and community, we take absolute care in our honey’s journey from Himalayan hive to jar. We have been closely working with 80+ communities, having more than 2100 honey hunters across Lamjung, Gorkha, Jarjarkot, Rukum, Solukhumbu, Rolpa, Darchula, and Dolakha, Nepal for eight years now. Our process involves a once-a-year harvest promising unmatched potency and purity.
Rooted in a profound love for Nepal, we’re more than just a business; we’re a devoted, community-driven venture passionately preserving the age-old tradition of Rhododendron honey hunting. There is an art of making wild honey and it takes time. Our honey hunters spend years collecting this highly potent honey, we ensure every jar you purchase from us comes from the result of hard work, dedication, faith, and hope.
- Certified and Tested by the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of Nepal
- Grayanotoxin and Rhododendron Ponticum level assessment lab tested
- As Featured in local and international Media
Book Your Adventure: Crazy Honey Hunting Expeditions
The indigenous community of Nepal known as the Gurungs harvest real mad honey twice a year. From a very young age, they have been practising honey hunting to preserve their own culture. Just like walking on thin ice, the honey-hunter walks on nothing but the risky handcrafted ropes with little to no safety for collecting honey.
As a part of the hunting community, we have come up with an enticing honey-hunting expedition. The expedition takes place twice a year at the exact favourable time of honey harvesting from April to May and September-October.
Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime Honey hunting expedition. Experience the thrill of harvesting this unique rhododendron honey in the heart of the Himalayas.
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Department of Food Technology and Quality Control
Natural Product Research Laboratory
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