Yes. As the honey bees collect honey from the nectars of the Rhododendron, which contains the grayanotoxin.

It smells aromatic, it tastes bitter-sweet, and looks reddish brown.

You should consume no more than a spoonful of honey at a time

Yes, our Medicinal Mad Honey is completely non-pasteurized and preservative-free honey as we directly collect it from the honey hunter community.

We ship directly from Kathmandu, Nepal. The processing time is 3-5 days and delivery time is 1-2 weeks.

Yes, we sell honey in bulk. Also, we provide an exclusive rate for all the bulk purchases of our product.

Medicinal Mad Honey, if used for medicinal purposes without exceeding the recommended dosage- it has so much to do to your body, mind, and overall health. However, if you consume more than  the recommended dosage(i.e.one tbsp) then there might be some symptoms like vomiting, lacrimation, diarrhoea, and nausea.

Medicinal Mad Honey is completely legal. However, there have been numerous rumours surrounding the legality aspect. We understand the value it holds as we have been exporting for five years now.

The Medicinal Mad Honey comes from the high mountains of Lamjung,Nepal.

Yes. Medicinal Mad Honey  certified by the Ministry of Agriculture Government of Nepal and tested by the National Food Laboratory. We make sure each harvest is tested and certified before shipping.

The unique properties of mad honey, specifically the presence of grayanotoxin, can have varying effects on individuals. It is strongly advised to exercise caution and consider the following factors before consuming mad honey:

1. Individuals with underlying health conditions, such as cardiovascular issues, low blood pressure, or epilepsy, should consult their physicians before consuming mad honey. 
2. Individuals take certain medications because they can interact with the compounds present in mad honey. In this case, also visit your health care provider and take suggestions. 
3.  Individuals with known allergies to bee products or specific floral sources should refrain from consuming mad honey.
4. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. 

Mad honey should be stored in a cool and dry location in a carefully airtightened container. Although you can store other store honey in the fridge, with mad honey, avoid that. Because placing it in the refrigerator will only make it more crystallised – leading to difficulty in consuming. 

Check the mad honey jar frequently for any spoilage, such as mould growth or unusual discolouration. 

No, you can’t find mad honey outside its traditional regions of origin because mad honey has potent effects due to the presence of grayanotoxin, which you would rarely find in any other flower. Plus, the bees that collect the mad honey only reside in the high cliffs of Nepal and Turkey.

Except for a single case from Lanping County in Southwest China, the prognosis or chances for mad honey intoxication is generally low. And there have been no reported fatalities in modern medical literature, excluding a few cases documented in the 1800s.

Yes, mad honey can interact with other medications or substances like blood pressure medications, allergy medications, sedatives, alcohol, and recreational drugs. Therefore, it is essential to talk to the doctor before you think to try the honey. 

Yes, you can use mad honey as a healthy alternative sweetener in your drinks and meals. But try to limit the dose of the mad honey since it is still a sweetener. And might lead to gaining a few extra pounds or a rise in your insulin level. 

The use of mad honey in traditional medicine has a rich history that dates back centuries. In various regions where mad honey is found, such as Nepal and Turkey, it has been valued for its potential healing properties. The knowledge of its medicinal use has been passed down through generations, followed by cultural practices and traditional healing systems.

No, mad honey is legal in almost every part of the world, including the USA, Canada, etc. However, in some places, it is illegal, like – North Korea ,Spain and Australia.