Re: Re: Native American Herbal Remedies

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You're welcome.. WOW... honey comb... hmmm. Comb honey is honey which is still in the original wax combs made by the bees. This honey is less adaptable to cooking or mixing in tea, but is relished by connoisseurs who prefer its natural flavours. This being said... I don't know that I would use it for a sweetner but rather take a piece and chew it as like gum.. I know a bee keeper, I will talk with him next week. Suzisnowwolf1779 <snowwolf1779@...> wrote: -Hi SuziWow their are alot of herbs here, the only ones I recall is about three. I have mint, sage, tarrogane, Russian sage,leeks,rubarb,stawberry, rasberries,catnip that grows in my tiny garden every year.I hope to add milk thistle, spearmint,Oh and I have lemon balm plants too. I went to a amish store today

out in the country and brought some honey that is still in its wax square. I think its a domestic honey bees ;-) because their are no legs or wings or other tiny fragments in it, however a question..if I want to use some in my tea or coffee how do I extract the wax??or do I strain it out with my teeth and chew the wax before spitting it out...Thanks for any help Ritap.s. I really appreciate the Native American Remedies! Suzi What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. health/ http://suziesgoats.wholefoodfarmacy.com/ http://360./suziesgoats

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