If you've seen the term raw honey at the supermarket, it may seem a little confusing — after all, all honey is raw, right?

Some people tout honeycomb as both a nutritious food and a tasty treat. But not everyone should be eating it, nutrition experts warn.

If you've ever opened a cupboard to find your honey has thickened and crystallised, there's a good reason. Thankfully, ...

We asked a veterinarian for insight on whether dogs can eat honey safely and other essential health pointers about this sweet ...

Bees make raw honey from the nectar of flowering plants like wildflowers, eucalyptus, coffee, and sweet orange citrus. Manufacturers often obtain the honey from the honeycomb using a centrifuge ...

“Crystalized honey is safe to eat generally,” Edwards says ... and some never crystalize – and impurities in the honey. Edwards says that pure, raw honey is more likely to crystallize, because it hasn ...

Eating amla dipped in honey is a powerful way to boost overall health and immunity. It is proven that amla is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, which helps strengthen the immune system ...

While most adults can eat honey without problems, it's a different story for babies less than one-year-old. Honey contains C. botulinum bacteria, which can produce a toxin in a baby's large ...