Dabur Honey 100% Pure | World’S No.1 Honey Brand With No Sugar Adulteration
Manufacturer
Dabur India Ltd
Key Information
Short Description
Dabur Honey is a natural, unprocessed honey with antioxidants that helps improve immunity, energy, and digestion. It is enriched with nutrients, carbohydrates, and minerals beneficial for overall health.
Dosage Form
Liquid
Introduction
Dabur Honey is a natural, unprocessed honey that is enriched with antioxidants, nutrients, carbohydrates, and minerals. It helps improve immunity, energy, and digestion, making it an ideal remedy for various health issues.
Directions for Use
Add to breakfast cornflakes, green tea, or milk, and spread on toast. Add to desserts or shakes. Or consume it as is.
How it works
Dabur Honey is a natural, unprocessed honey that contains antioxidants, nutrients, carbohydrates, and minerals. It helps improve immunity, energy, and digestion by providing essential nutrients and promoting overall health.
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Frequently asked questions
Is honey a completely natural food?
Yes, it is. Honey contains essential nutrients, including carbohydrates, minerals, amino acids, proteins and vitamins.
Is it bad to have honey in summer?
No. In fact, as a rich source of carbohydrates, honey provides energy without building heat. So like glucose, it's ideal for summer.
Is honey collected directly from the beehive purer than filtered or processed honey?
No. Honey extracted straight from beehives contains impurities like pollen, wax and dust. It has to be filtered and processed to make it safe for consumption.
Can you tell the purity of honey from its colour?
No, you can't. The colour of honey ranges from almost watery white to dark, depending on the flower from which the nectar was collected.
Is it true that the thicker the consistency, the better the honey?
No. The lower the natural water content, the thicker the honey. Thickness has nothing to do with the quality.
