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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses of honey's effects on glycaemia, lipids, weight and blood pressure
-health-benefits"> honey — whether sold as local “Okinawa honey,” island blends, or products from small beekeepers like — carries many of the general properties attributed to honey (antibacterial acti...
There is no credible evidence that -as-a-remedy-for--or-alzheimers"> is recommending honey for memory; multiple fact-checks and Carson’s representatives have explicitly denied he has endorsed memory c...
Human clinical research testing for cognition is sparse and heterogeneous: a few small randomized trials and case reports have tested various honeys (including Tualang and unspecified “honey” blends) ...
Honey has been the subject of dozens of clinical trials and multiple systematic reviews assessing cardiometabolic outcomes, but the assembled reporting contains no published clinical trials that expli...
The viral “Ben Carson honey recipe” that promises rapid reversal of memory loss is a promotional scam: major fact‑checkers found the endorsements and news articles tying Carson to miracle dementia cur...