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Why honey now has superfood status with lots of extra health benefits

Health benefits of honey. (Courtesy) Not long ago, honey was just something to spread on toast. Then trials found it more effective than over-the-counter cough remedies – and Public Health England began recommending trying it before seeking a GP appointment. Now the golden nectar has superfood status and is increasingly on our radar as a treat with extra benefits, from healing wounds to treating acne. Honey’s appeal is nothing new. It was the first sweetener used by humans – 8,000-year-old cave paintings in Spain depict people foraging for it. In traditional Indian Ayurvedic medicine, it is used as a digestive remedy, and Ancient Egyptians applied it as an ointment for skin ulcers. Today, worldwide sales are worth £7.58billion and honey is cropping up in everything from cosmetics to pharmaceuticals.

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