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MAY. 8,2025 / Analytical Editors

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Mad honey is not for your typical breakfast.
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  Mad honey is a particular type of honey produced by bees that gather nectar from a flowering plant called the rhododendron. What makes the rhododendron different from most flowers is that its nectar and pollen contain grayanotoxins. These are types of neurotoxins that can cause nerve damage or even be fatal when consumed in large quantities. In the right doses, however, mad honey has been used for hundreds of years in countries such as Turkey and Nepal in traditional medicine.
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