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Mad Honey Jar

Mad Honey Jar

Genuine Mad Honey, Traditionally Harvested for Maximum Potency

This is pure mad honey, known as “cliff honey” or पागल मह, by the locals from high in the mountains of Lamjung, Nepal.

Mad honey, a treasure from the past, has been used in traditional medicine for millennia. It was widely known throughout the ancient world but has largely been forgotten until now.

Mad Honey Nepal is dedicated to reviving this “Himalayan herb” available to the world once again. Not only is mad honey helpful in treating a number of conditions, including anxiety, stress, general pain, hypertension, stomach ailments, and migraines, but it is also renown for its stimulant properties. A small amount produces a mild, calming, euphoric sensation, which increases overall feelings of contentedness and relaxation.

Villagers in the remote, mountainous regions of eastern Nepal have eaten mad honey for millennia, generally before breakfast, for a pleasant, quick pick-me-up that follows them throughout their day.

$26.25

Original: $75.00

-65%
Mad Honey Jar

$75.00

$26.25

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Genuine Mad Honey, Traditionally Harvested for Maximum Potency

This is pure mad honey, known as “cliff honey” or पागल मह, by the locals from high in the mountains of Lamjung, Nepal.

Mad honey, a treasure from the past, has been used in traditional medicine for millennia. It was widely known throughout the ancient world but has largely been forgotten until now.

Mad Honey Nepal is dedicated to reviving this “Himalayan herb” available to the world once again. Not only is mad honey helpful in treating a number of conditions, including anxiety, stress, general pain, hypertension, stomach ailments, and migraines, but it is also renown for its stimulant properties. A small amount produces a mild, calming, euphoric sensation, which increases overall feelings of contentedness and relaxation.

Villagers in the remote, mountainous regions of eastern Nepal have eaten mad honey for millennia, generally before breakfast, for a pleasant, quick pick-me-up that follows them throughout their day.