Ancient medicinal remedies and home remedies always included honey as one of the many ingredients for curing numerous diseases and disorders such as cough, sore throat, throat pain, digestion issues, and so on. Honey is even used as the best remedy for removing the fat cells from the body when combined with warm water. However, all these remedies are not seen as mad honey, as this mad honey is of a different family.
Mad honey is a type of neurotoxin that is also known as a poison, when not taken in the limited spoonsful per day. When taken in the suggested spoonsful, mad honey can offer a psychedelic effect to the users. However, if the dosage is exceeded, then it can become poison and can even lead to the death of the user.
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Effects of Mad Honey
Studies on the mad honey have shed light on the fact that there are more than 700 species of rhododendron flowers present in the regions with an altitude of 4000 above sea level. However, only three species of these plants have grayanotoxin in their pollen and nectars.
For tens of thousands of years, mad honey is in use for medicinal benefits and also its psychedelic effects on the users. One or two spoonsful a day can offer many benefits such as,
- Immunity booster
- Cure for diabetes, and hypertension
- Pains and aches because of arthritis
- Sexual performance improvement
Some locals that extract mad honey from the beehives in the surrounding mountainous regions in their locality use a little bit of this honey daily before their breakfast, with their early morning glass of warm water or milk.
The psychedelic effects of mad honey include,
- A sense of warm and cold feeling at the same time
- Feeling good and happy at the same time
- Feeling relaxed, invigorated, exhilarated, and euphoric
Overdosing on mad honey can result in,
- Dizziness
- Hallucination
- Vomiting
- Cardiac arrest
- Heart palpitations
- Salivation
- Lacrimation (crying)
- Blurred visions
- Urination and defaecation
- Distress on the gastrointestinal layers
- Weakness
- Perspiration
- Severe cases of poisoning
- Decrease in the blood pressure
The levels of grayanotoxins increase in the rhododendron plants during the months of late springtime. When bees feed on the nectar of these flowers, they will add a high-level potency to the honey that they prepare using the nectar. The effects of high potency are seen in the plants that are grown in the Nepal, and Turkey mountains during the late springtime.
Many wars are won by using the potent mad honey and rabid bees during 70 BC. This honey has been registered in many pages in the book of history where wars were fought between some famous empires such as Roman, Greek, Turkey, and so on.
