CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can honey bee sugar be poured into a glass bottle?

1. Can bee sugar be poured into a glass bottle?

Liquids have a strong expansion force and are difficult to compress. If there is no gas in the bottle, the bottle may burst due to expansion due to heat. If there is air, the air can withstand compression and the bottle will not burst. Therefore, it cannot be filled to the brim. Filling it 90% will be enough.

That's absolutely possible.

Otherwise, go in there

2. Can Bee Sugar be used to wash your face?

Honey is not suitable for oily skin.

Because it is very moisturizing, it is recommended that you mix honey and oatmeal together and apply it on your face. This can help you remove excess facial oil, dead skin, prevent small acne, and enhance your immunity!

In addition, honey soaked in water is very good to drink, it can lose weight and beautify the skin, you can drink it every day.

It is better to use honey as a nourishing facial mask. If you wash your face, the skin actually absorbs few effective ingredients.

Add honey to flour, mix into a paste, apply to face when washing, wash with warm water after 30 minutes. Honey is non-irritating to the skin and is very effective for skin care.

You can make honey beauty serum:

A. Take honey and dilute it with 2 times water, then apply it on your face every day, then gently massage with your hands. It can make the skin smooth and tender, reduce wrinkles, maintain natural rosy color, and prevent the appearance of new wrinkles.

B. 50g honey and one egg white, stir and put in a bottle and seal for later use. It can be used for about a week. Store in the refrigerator in summer. Pour a little into the palm of your hand and apply evenly on the face. Keep it for half an hour and wash it with water. It can tighten the facial skin, eliminate wrinkles, increase nutrition, cleanse and whiten the skin. Apply it once in the morning and evening for one month. The facial skin will be smooth, delicate and white. Long-term use will have better effect.

Honey? It is best to wash your face with honey and water, and take it orally. I always feel that taking it orally works faster than taking it externally. Drinking some honey every day is good for skin health...

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Honey sugar? It is best to wash your face with honey and water, which should have a good effect.

3. What are the benefits of eating Honey Candy? How should it be eaten?

Honey is a natural nutrient with good health and can moisten the lungs and intestines. It contains high-quality sugars, vitamins and minerals that can burn human energy. It can also eliminate garbage in the human body, restore the body's original metabolic function, improve constipation and balance blood sugar. It is really a cheap and good weight loss food, especially effective for people who are obese due to constipation. It also has many functions such as detoxification, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, moisturizing, antiseptic, protecting wounds, promoting cell regeneration and exudate absorption. Honey is rich in nutrients such as glucose, protein, vitamins, organic acids, amino acids and pollen, and has low calories. It is not only beneficial to increase the liver's detoxification ability, but also has the effects of strengthening the stomach and aiding digestion. Its calories are also very low... Therefore, using honey to lose weight is simple, effective and safe. The biological effects and toxicity of bee venom 1. The biological effects of bee venom: After being stung by a bee, the human body immediately swells and congests at the stung site, the skin temperature rises by 2 to 6 degrees Celsius, and there is a burning sensation. This is only the local effect of bee venom. Once the bee venom is absorbed, it will cause a series of complex biological changes. Bee venom and its components such as melittin, toltipine and melittin have obvious neurotropic properties. Whole bee venom and melittin have selective blocking effects on nicotinic cholinergic receptors. Melittin can directly act on the central nervous system through the blood-brain barrier. Bee venom has a ganglion blocking effect. Bee venom has a significant analgesic effect, and its inhibitory effect on analgesic adrenergic synthase is about 70 times that of indomethacin tablets. Clinically proven, bee venom has a good therapeutic effect on neurosis, migraine and trigeminal neuralgia. It is generally believed that bee venom has the effect of regulating the tension of the nervous system, normalizing the activity of the cerebral cortex, adjusting the metabolism of substances, and thus promoting the repair of the nerves themselves. Bee venom has a significant effect on the cardiovascular system of the respiratory system. People who are stung by bees have a phenomenon of accelerated breathing, which is generally believed to be a reflex reaction caused by lowered blood pressure. A large amount of bee venom can paralyze the respiratory center of the human or animal brain and lead to death. Bee venom can cause a response of lowered arterial blood pressure, which is mainly related to phospholipase A-2. Melittin is a strong cardiotoxin and has the effect of constricting blood vessels. The cardiotrin and melittin in bee venom have antiarrhythmic effects similar to isoproterenol, and the duration of action is much longer than that of isoproterenol. The hemolytic effect of bee venom is very strong, and it can produce hemolysis at extremely low concentrations (1/10000). The mechanism is that the melittin and phospholipase A2 in bee venom can enhance the permeability of red blood cell walls, leading to a large amount of colloid exudation in cells, reducing the intracellular osmotic pressure, and causing the cell cleavage to produce "colloid exudation hemolysis". Bee venom has an anticoagulant effect in vivo or in vitro, which significantly prolongs the blood coagulation time. Bee venom has a certain anti-radiation effect, which can enhance the body's stress capacity, reduce the degree of radiation damage, reduce the frequency of cell chromosome aberrations caused by radiation, and improve the survival rate of animals. Bee venom has the potential to protect and resuscitate hematopoietic cells and prevent the degeneration of bone marrow and spleen caused by radiation. The main biologically active components of bee venom that resist radiation are melittin, phospholipase A-2, hyaluronic esterase, acid phospholipase, and allergens B and C. 2. Toxicity of bee venom: Bee venom has the strongest effect on mammals. A healthy person can have a local reaction if they are stung by 10 bees at the same time; being stung by 200 to 300 bees can cause poisoning; being stung 500 times in a short period of time can cause death. The therapeutic dose of bee venom used clinically is very small, so it is safe to say that bee venom is safe, but everyone's sensitivity to bee venom varies greatly. Some people are allergic to bee venom, showing strong local redness and swelling reactions at the bee sting site, or severe and fatal reactions. Therefore, when bee venom is used clinically, like penicillin, pure bee venom is used for diagnostic skin tests and desensitization treatment for allergic people. Most people will develop immunity to bee venom. Once beekeepers who are often stung by bees develop immunity, they will not experience any symptoms of poisoning even if they are stung by hundreds of bees at the same time. (V) Clinical application of bee venom 1. Connective tissue diseases: The basic pathological changes of connective tissue diseases are myxoid edema and fibrinoid degeneration of loose connective tissue. Common diseases in this category are rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis. Since the 18th century, reports on the efficacy of bee venom in treating rheumatism have been common. In 1888, Telsch reported the fact that 173 patients with rheumatism were cured by bee stings. In 1912, Rudolf Telsch used bee venom to treat 666 patients with rheumatism. Clinical results showed that 554 people were cured and 99 people had significant effects. Chinese medical workers have also achieved ideal results in the treatment of rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis with bee venom. 2. Neuritis and neuralgia: Bee venom is effective in treating neuralgia and neuritis. In 1960, Bodrov used bee venom to treat 100 patients with trigeminal neuralgia, and all of them were cured. In 1959, Sokolov used bee venom to treat 51 patients with spinal neuritis. As a result, 43 patients were cured, 4 patients were significantly improved, and 4 patients had improved symptoms. At present, bee venom has been used in the clinic to treat sciatica, trigeminal neuralgia, occipital neuralgia, dorsal radiculitis, etc. 3. Cardiovascular diseases: Bee venom has good effects in treating hypertension, atherosclerosis, venous thrombosis, thromboangiitis obliterans, and endarteritis. In 1958, Kononenko used bee venom to treat 830 cases of hypertension, and 289 cases had their blood pressure reduced to normal, 420 cases had their blood pressure significantly reduced, and 121 cases were ineffective, with an effective rate of 85%. 4. Allergic diseases: Bronchial asthma is a common allergic disease. In 1964, Alesk used bee venom to treat 140 patients with such diseases, of which 50 were treated with bee stings and 90 were treated with bee venom injections. &127;Results Most patients had good curative effects, asthma stopped, breathing difficulties were alleviated, and all patients felt that bee venom had an expectorant effect. The long-term efficacy of bee venom reached 80%. (VI) Bee venom therapy There are several ways to introduce bee venom into the human body, but because bee venom has a sensitizing effect on some people, no matter which treatment method is used, an allergy test must be conducted before treatment to observe whether the treated person is allergic to bee venom. If not, bee venom can be used for treatment. 1. Bee sting method: This is the oldest method with a long history of application. At present, this method is still widely used. After the bee sting treatment, the patient should be observed for 10 to 60 minutes to see if there are any adverse reactions. The treatment must be performed by a doctor. Generally, one bee is used for stinging on the first day, and one more bee is added every day. By the tenth day, 10 bees are used, which is a course of treatment. After resting for 4 to 5 days, the second course of treatment can be carried out, that is, three bees are used for stinging every day for 42 consecutive days. After two courses of treatment, if the condition does not improve, it means that the bee venom therapy is ineffective and should be stopped. 2. Bee acupuncture therapy: Bee acupuncture therapy is a combination of bee sting therapy and traditional acupuncture in my country, with bee stings replacing the steel needles used in acupuncture. The method is: according to the time when the patient comes to the clinic, use the ZW-82 type meridian calculator to calculate the acupuncture points or meridians that should be selected at that time, and then use tweezers to clamp the bee to sting at the selected acupuncture points. Because bee acupuncture therapy is more refined and more effective than the original bee sting therapy, bee acupuncture therapy was quickly introduced from my country to Japan, North Korea, Malaysia and other countries. 3. Bee venom ion introduction method: Although bee therapy and bee acupuncture are both very effective, patients are afraid of pain and live bees are not easy to preserve, so someone invented the bee venom ion introduction method. The specific method is: first mix bee venom freeze-dried powder with physiological saline to make a solution of a certain proportion, then evenly soak the pad with the solution, connect the power supply of the two poles, and use direct current to introduce bee venom ions into the body through the undamaged skin. After treatment, the skin is slightly congested, slightly swollen and slightly itchy. 4. Bee venom injection method: bee venom is made into various preparations, and then injected subcutaneously to treat diseases. This method is simple and easy, and is not limited by region, season, or live bees. However, since volatile substances are easily lost when producing bee venom preparations, the effect is not as good as the above methods. (VII) Issues that should be noted in bee venom therapy 1. Allergic phenomenon of bee venom: Different people have different reactions to bee venom. When most people receive bee venom treatment, local redness, pain, swelling, and itching reactions will occur at the site of bee stings. This local reaction will disappear naturally after a few hours or days. However, a very small number of people will experience vomiting, abdominal pain, or flushing, itching, urticaria, purple scars, fear of cold, fever and other reactions when receiving bee venom treatment. If the above symptoms occur, drug desensitization treatment should be carried out. The method is to take 1 tablet of chlorpheniramine (4 mg) and prednisone (5 mg). If there is no improvement after taking it for 4 hours, you can continue to take it according to the above method until the symptoms disappear. If it is still ineffective after 3 to 4 times, you should go to the hospital for further examination and treatment. In view of the differences in people's reactions to bee venom therapy, when using bee venom to treat diseases, an allergy test should be carried out first. The method is: use a bee to sting the patient's back, pull out the stinger 20 minutes after the sting, and do the same test on the back again the next day. Each time, check the urine for protein according to the conventional method. If there is no protein, bee venom treatment can be carried out. If the bee venom is an injection, it can be injected subcutaneously. Use 0.25 ml for the first time, 0.5 ml for the second time, and 0.75 ml for the third time. After each injection, the urine must be checked for protein. 2. Contraindications of bee venom: There are many types of diseases that can be treated with bee venom, and the efficacy is indeed good, but bee venom cannot be said to be a panacea. In clinical practice, bee venom should be prohibited for patients with hepatitis, nephritis, sexually transmitted diseases, diabetes, cholecystitis, diabetes insipidus, and diseases with bleeding tendency. It should be used with caution for the elderly and children. 3. Dosage of bee venom: Since the mechanism of bee venom in treating various diseases is not yet fully understood, there is currently no scientific method to identify the potency of bee venom. It is now generally used to take the amount of venom discharged by a worker bee (about 0.2 to 0.127;4 ml) as a treatment unit. The dosage used for treatment depends on the patient's tolerance and changes in the condition. Generally, 1 to 4 treatment units are used each time. [Source] It is a toxic liquid in the stinging gland at the end of the abdomen of the worker bee. [Properties] Light yellow transparent liquid, specific gravity 1.1313, PH5.5. [Nature and flavor] Pungent, bitter, flat. [Functions and indications] Relieve rheumatism and relieve pain. Used for rheumatoid arthritis, back and knee pain, sciatica. [Usage and Dosage] Use 1 to 5 bees each time. After catching the bee, gently pinch the head, then quickly put it on the affected area, stick the bee tail to the skin, let it sting, and immediately feel pain. At this time, the bee venom is injected into the skin with the stinger. After about 1 minute, flick the bee away and pull out the stinger. At this time, a small swelling appears at the sting, about the size of a fingernail. After 20 minutes, the local area becomes red, swollen, hot, and comfortable. Generally, the effect disappears after 24 hours, and the affected area returns to normal. Sting again on the second day or the next day. [Note] It should be carried out under the guidance of a professional doctor to prevent and control poisoning.

Related groups [edit this section] General population can eat 1. Suitable for the elderly, children, constipation patients, hypertension patients, bronchial asthma patients; 2. Not suitable for patients with diabetes, spleen deficiency diarrhea and dampness blocking the middle jiao with abdominal distension and thick and greasy tongue coating. Food incompatibility [edit this section] The nutritional composition of honey is relatively complex. After eating honey and onion together, the organic acids and enzymes in honey will encounter sulfur-containing amino acids in onions, etc., which will cause harmful biochemical reactions or produce toxic substances, irritating the gastrointestinal tract and causing diarrhea. Production instructions [edit this section] 1. When eating honey, just use warm water to take it, not boiling water, and it is not suitable for decocting; 2. Honey cannot be placed in metal containers to avoid increasing the content of heavy metals in honey. Dietary therapeutic effects [Edit this section] Honey is sweet and neutral in nature. It enters the lung, spleen, and large intestine meridians; It has the effects of nourishing the middle and moistening dryness, relieving pain, and detoxifying; It is used for physical weakness, dry cough due to lungs, dry constipation due to intestines, stomach pain, sinusitis, mouth sores, burns from hot water, and detoxification of aconite. Milk + honey is the most nutritious for breakfast. According to reports, German nutritionist Professor Gusla pointed out that the reason why honey has become a must-have for breakfast is related to its nutritional value. Clinical experiments by the German Nutrition Society have shown that honey contains glucose, fructose, protein, enzymes, vitamins and a variety of minerals. Eating it regularly can improve people's immunity and prevent anemia, neurosis, liver disease, heart disease, gastrointestinal disease, etc. Honey and milk can be eaten together to achieve the best complementary effect. As a monosaccharide, honey contains high heat energy and can be directly absorbed by the human body; while milk, although it has a high nutritional value, has low heat energy, and drinking it alone is not enough to maintain normal life activities of the human body. Using milk and honey for breakfast can not only help the human body absorb enough heat energy, but also provide more comprehensive vitamins, amino acids, minerals and other healthy substances, which can make people energetic throughout the morning. Moreover, both milk and honey contain minerals such as iron that can treat anemia. The molecular structures of the two will not resist each other, but can combine well, effectively increase the number of hemoglobin, and produce enzymes to decompose harmful bacteria in the body, enhance immunity, and activate cells. Honey's symptomatic effects [edit this section] To relieve internal heat: Coptis honey, loquat honey, nephrol honey, astragalus honey, locust honey Beauty and skin care: snow lotus honey (taro honey), wild rose honey, motherwort honey Good for the lungs: wolfberry honey, citrus honey, loquat honey Good for the stomach: osmanthus honey, schisandra honey, jujube honey, citrus honey, sesame honey Good for insomnia: longan honey, schisandra honey, jujube honey, preferably royal jelly Good for laxatives: All honey has a laxative effect How to eat [edit this section] 1. How to eat, fresh honey can be taken directly, or it can be made into a water solution for taking, but it must not be washed with boiling water or steamed at high temperature, because the active ingredients such as enzymes and other active substances are destroyed after adding high temperature. Honey is best diluted with warm or cold water below 40 degrees before taking. 2. Dosage: For treatment or auxiliary treatment, adults take 100 grams a day, not more than 200 grams, three times a day, morning, noon and evening. The best amount for children is 30 grams, but it should be determined according to age. For treatment, two months is a course of treatment; for health care, the dosage can be reduced as appropriate, generally 10 to 50 grams a day. In addition, it is best not to take it for patients with diabetes. At present, the honey on the market is divided into pure honey and blended honey. Generally, beekeepers sell mature pure honey directly in bee product stores. Stores sell blended honey and pure honey. Most of the honey sold on the streets is inferior adulterated honey, which is cheap and difficult to guarantee quality. Some lawless elements even add some chemical raw materials, which contain a large amount of heavy metals and pathogenic bacteria. Don't be greedy for cheapness and be deceived. 3. Do not use boiling water to rinse or high-temperature steaming honey, because unreasonable heating will seriously damage the nutrients in honey, inactivate the enzymes in honey, darken the color, evaporate the fragrance, change the taste, and have an unpleasant sour taste. High temperature destroys the unique aroma and taste of honey and causes it to volatilize, the antibacterial effect decreases, and the nutrients are destroyed. Therefore, honey is best diluted with warm or cold water below 40°C before consumption. Especially in the hot summer, drinking honey with cold water can relieve heat and is a good refreshing health drink. Fourth, the time of consumption of honey is very particular. It is generally more appropriate to consume it 1-1.5 hours before meals or 2-3 hours after meals. However, for patients with gastrointestinal diseases, the time of consumption should be determined according to the condition to facilitate its medical effect. If honey is consumed one and a half hours before meals, it can inhibit the secretion of gastric acid; if it is eaten immediately after consuming honey, it will stimulate the secretion of gastric acid; warm honey aqueous solution can dilute gastric juice and reduce gastric acid, while cold honey aqueous solution can increase gastric acid and stimulate intestinal movement, which has a mild laxative effect. Therefore, patients with hyperacidity or hypertrophic gastritis, especially gastric and duodenal ulcers, should drink warm honey water 1.5 hours before meals, which can not only inhibit the secretion of gastric acid, but also reduce gastric acid, thereby reducing the irritation to the gastric mucosa and facilitating the healing of the ulcer surface; while patients with achlorhydria or atrophic gastritis should drink cold honey water immediately before eating. Neurasthenia patients can promote sleep by consuming honey before going to bed every day, because honey has the effect of calming the mind, improving intelligence and improving sleep.

Honey has been regarded as an excellent food since ancient times, but due to the popularity of white sugar, people did not often eat it before. With the increase of international exchanges, the habit of using honey instead of white sugar in Western food has gradually been accepted by Chinese people. How effective is honey and what are the benefits to the body? The reporter interviewed Lin Zhibin, professor of Peking University School of Medicine and president of the Chinese Pharmacological Society. The role of honey is limited. The main component of honey is sugar, and the sum of fructose and glucose accounts for 85%-95% of the sugar in honey. The mineral content is generally 0.04%-0.06%, including iron, copper, potassium, sodium, tungsten, manganese, magnesium, phosphorus, silicon, lead, chromium, nickel and cobalt. In addition, honey also contains B vitamins, vitamin C, niacin, pantothenic acid, etc. Professor Lin Zhibin told reporters that the main function of honey is to supplement nutrition for the human body. Although the nutritional value is higher than that of white sugar, the nutrients it contains are also common in other foods. In order to promote their products, some manufacturers exaggerate the role of honey, using statements such as "can improve human immunity" and "anti-tumor" to attract consumers, especially those with physical illnesses. However, these so-called functions have not been subjected to truly rigorous comparative experiments, and are all unscientific conclusions. Professor Lin Zhibin said that it is completely possible for ordinary people to use honey instead of white sugar. It is a very good source of sweetness, but you cannot expect too much from its role. Especially for patients with chronic diseases, they should stick to their original treatment methods. It is most suitable for the elderly to drink honey. Generally speaking, there are no taboos in eating honey. Professor Lin Zhibin mentioned that honey is most suitable for the elderly to eat. It is very helpful to improve the constipation of the elderly and moisturize the throat. The most common way to eat honey is to take it with water. Many materials say that honey cannot be taken with boiling water, otherwise the nutrition will be completely destroyed. In response to this statement, Professor Lin Zhibin said that the high temperature of boiling water may indeed destroy some of the active enzymes and vitamin C in honey, so it should be avoided as much as possible to take it with boiling water. In addition, spreading honey on bread or steamed buns for breakfast is also a good way to eat it, which can fully retain the nutrition of honey. Some people found crystals at the bottom of the bottle after buying honey, and suspected that they bought fake honey mixed with white sugar. In fact, the fructose in honey will also precipitate and form crystals under low temperature, which is normal. However, there is indeed a phenomenon of adding white sugar to honey on the market, and consumers should try to buy it in regular large stores when buying. Don't buy expensive honey. There are many varieties of honey on the market. In addition to the common astragalus honey and locust honey, there are also more expensive wolfberry honey and angelica honey. Should I buy these honeys collected from medicinal plants? Professor Lin Zhibin told reporters that in theory, the composition and characteristics of honey collected from different plants may be different; but at present, there are so many types of honey, and their respective health benefits have not been strictly studied. It is unscientific to directly say that honey collected from a certain medicinal material has the same or similar effects as the medicinal material. Therefore, when buying honey, you don't have to blindly pursue high prices. Children should not take royal jelly. When it comes to the popular propolis, Professor Lin Zhibin believes that its role has been exaggerated by merchants. It is said to be able to treat many diseases, but there is no scientific experimental research data to prove it. Moreover, propolis is difficult to dissolve in water and can only dissolve 70%-80% in alcohol, so it is difficult to make it into a finished product. Even if a person takes a certain amount of propolis extract, whether the gastrointestinal tract can absorb it is also a problem. Professor Lin Zhibin has conducted in-depth research on various bee products. He believes that among all bee products, the royal jelly is the one with real medicinal value. It has an auxiliary therapeutic effect on liver diseases, tumors, neurasthenia, insomnia, etc. However, Professor Lin Zhibin emphasized that parents should not buy royal jelly for their children just because they think it is good, because the sex hormones contained in royal jelly will not have any effect on adults, but children can easily lead to precocious puberty after taking it. Therefore, children can just take some honey regularly, and royal jelly is not suitable.

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