Armenian Raw Honey From 7 Regions of Armenia Exclusive Gift Set! Artsakh, Syunik, Aragatsotn, Vayots Tzor, Gegharkunik, Lori and Kotayk!!!

Want a beautiful tasteful gift for your friend and loved ones? Oh do we have a wonderful gift set for you!!!! Here it is! Finally!!! A sweet sampler of honey(each sealed in 60g glass jar containers) from all the 7 regions of Armenia that have honey production! Below are their names and the region they are keeping their bees and producing a wonderful wholesome honey that is untouched by 5G, electricity, and modern life! The only thing that it has been touched by is Armenian bees buzzing freely collecting pollen from medicinal wild herbs and flowers that grow in those green regions mentioned! Taste the goodness of nature of Armenia in every spoonful of honey! If consumed properly, honey is beneficial for the body and especially for the circulatory system. So how exactly is honey good for you and what’s the right way to consume it? Let’s take a look. Honey is a substance whose chemical composition is very close to that of human blood, and it has a different impact on the system depending on whether you consume it raw, with cold water, or in warm water. Honey should never be cooked or put in boiling water. The water should be warm, not boiling hot. Honey should also not be given to children under the age of one. Honey combats anemia, caused by iron deficiency in the blood. If you consume 2 teaspoons of honey in warm water on a daily basis, you will see, the red blood cell count will gradually go up. Once there is more oxygen in the blood, you will feel a burst of energy. Suddenly, everything will be more active – rejuvenation and cell renewal will go up, and the level of inertia in your body and mind will go down. One of the reasons why women tend to get more easily depressed than men is, they have a lower level of oxygen in the blood stream. If the oxygen level is too low, depression can set in easily. If you are among those who tend to get dizzy when you stand up quickly, you may have low blood pressure. Low blood pressure means not enough blood, but most importantly, not enough oxygen reaches the brain. I