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Does mad honey 'cure' anything? Cutting through the health claims
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Jun 19, 2026 6:43 pm
(@mayaw)
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The seller I'm looking at has a long list of benefits: 'treats hypertension,' 'improves sexual health,' 'relieves joint pain,' 'boosts immunity.' Some of this I've seen repeated on other sites. How much of it is real? I want to make a good decision but I don't know how to evaluate these claims. Is any of it evidence-based, or is it all just seller marketing?
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