How about survial/emergeny foods?

[TheKezarWoodsman]

funny fact, booze actually lowers your blood sugar if taken in larger quanitys. A serving or two will raise them, but go much more and your are likely to start dropping (depends on metabolism/insulin immunity). It has something to due with the actual alcohol compound i believe, i have not looked much into this, but i remember it comes up at every single appointment i have.

[TheKezarWoodsman]

Originally Posted by Nor'Eastah

While I generally agree with this, my point is that some people get over-the-top enthusiasm for honey, as if it were such a "natural", often medicinal quality food that everyone should consume.

This is a good thing... For the people selling the honey...

Just like in the gold rush, the miners (people buying the honey), will never find gold (the benefits they seek), but the people selling them the tools (beekeepers), will get rich from selling the tools to find the riches.

[Nor'Eastah]

Originally Posted by TheKezarWoodsman

This is a good thing... For the people selling the honey...

Just like in the gold rush, the miners (people buying the honey), will never find gold (the benefits they seek), but the people selling them the tools (beekeepers), will get rich from selling the tools to find the riches.

My point exactly.

But in this case, the buyers are not just out some money. If they truly believe that honey is some miracle food that confers great health benefits, they may lose their health.