Wellness Journal

A white bloom on a leather bag strap. A kid who keeps getting sick every term. Different problems, same question: how do you catch this before it starts?

That's what our Journal is for: why Trigona honey behaves nothing like what's on the supermarket shelf, and why a silica gel packet in a humid cupboard does almost nothing. New answers go up as we find them. Enrich and be empowered.

Stingless bee honey and the bees that produce it
Stingless Bee Honey: Medicinal Promise
The chemistry behind stingless bee honey: water content, organic acids, isorhamnetin, and the rare disaccharide trehalulose. What the research supports on antimicrobial and antioxidant activity, and what remains preliminary.
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Medicinal honey in a glass jar
What is Medicinal Honey?
What medicinal honey actually means, how peroxide and non-peroxide antibacterial activity differ, how Manuka and Trigona compare, and an honest look at which health claims the evidence supports.
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Stingless bee hives at a Philippine fruit farm
What is Stingless Bee Honey?
What stingless bee honey is, how Trigona and Melipona bees differ from European honey bees, why the honey tastes sour, and why a hive producing just 500g a year makes...
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