You're Buying FAKE Honey From China...Cut With Sugar & Other Nasty Stuff! 

This terrible country is the reason i hate going to electronics stores, and-recently-to food stores!The "made in China" plague is nearly unavoidable!

I wish more local farmers would MAN UP and spend more of their profits ....... on marketing. So we can fuckin find them. Instead of running a business and then complaining about slow moving business.......... that sort of half ass behavior and victim mentality is what is feeding china... not the buyer.

I tried but when tested, still fake 😢

Can't find em. Here in Minnesota farmers markets are full of fake imported products and scam artists so instead people do their high-end / farm grocery shopping at "Co-ops". That is the only place where you can get "real" honey but most of them are from neighboring states like Wisconsin, not locally produced. In fact, it's not just honey. Most local farmers in my area straight out _refuse_ to directly sell their produce (like raw goats milk or pasture raised pork) to local end consumers for some reason, most likely profit related.

Thank you Stormie for saying that! I use local honey and it crystallizes all the time. I first thought that was bad.

I always wondered about the honey crystalizing, if that was bad. The one I buy from Costco always crystalizes but it’s because I take forever to finish it. It’s good to know that that isn’t a bad thing. Thank you for sharing your info.

What’s the best way to get it back to a pourable state once it crystallizes?

@@kimberlyrogers0804 you will want to gently warm it up in some warm water. Place the jar in a pan of warm water or you could place it on a heating pad. Just don’t get it too warm or you destroy all the good properties of the honey.

I bought some German honey and it was layered. A runny honey on top of a thicker honey. Could it have been fake honey.

If you have time, check out Barbara O'Neal's talks here in y t, she teaches about health in general and real time ways to fix problems and also has some on diabetes.

Cut the carb before carb cut you

try to change your eating habits. Not easy. Eat slow, use portions size and in between snacks. Don’t give up. I love to eat. check your sugar before and after meals.not ez.

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If you still are trying to improve your health and lose weight, You need to watch Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead (Joe Cross) I think it’s the second documentary that Joe Cross meats a man (truck driver who has become obese no doubt from sitting in a truck all the time) and also who had the same condition he had. He help this man lose so much weight and restore his healthy while at the same time improving his own health. Oh also, poor sleep schedules that mess up your circadian rhythm can force your body into insulin resistance Golo diet discusses this as many people have this condition especially those working shift work or getting very little sleep. Research suggests that most people need an average of 7-9 hrs sleep. No less than 7 and no more than 9. Too little or too much isn’t good for your health.

Yup

Lmao both are con artists

@@Pogawa341 lol you’re a clown. Oz is a crook and everything Bobby says is 100% accurate.

Dr Oz is a goon.

I followed dr. Oz as a teen .. and bought the tea and garcinia pills he marketed.. 🙃 not healthy.. didn’t know better 🤷🏻‍♀️

Wow great point thank you!!! God bless you

I was wondering about this! I have seasonal allergies, and wondered if it would cause symptoms. I would say it’s worth it, though. I love honey!

YES we r being poisoned & on purpose!

Yes

Claudia Cacopardo I’m buying from the local Farmer’s Market - eggs, olive oil, and honey. Hope they’re not fake!

Claudia Cacopardo They put syrup in most honey too, many people are taking shortcuts to save money.

Yeah girl! By buying local and US companies you are also SAVING OUR LIVELYHOODS! Buying Made In USA keeps food in our children's bellies.

How can you buy local if you're from Antarctica?

It's very difficult to buy locally, but will try.

glad to hear that!

@@BobbyParrish How about Kirkland Wildflower Honey? Is it raw honey?

@@osamabinladen824 It’s true source verified, so yes

a Netzband really,it taste perfect 👌 I bought it from farmers market the rainy bees 🐝 honey.jars that produce perfect.

Kenya tea is the best

well, we do have some slappin tea. sad ur missing out :)

@@christina-fe8lu Americans don't want your tea now we want your lives.

@@bigdog5880 ??? what kind of xenophobic-

@@bigdog5880 y'all are the reason I lose faith in this society

Yes, I do the same. Also, nettle and quercetin and bromelain are excellent for seasonal allergies, clears them right up.

What brands of the supplements do you use, and what strength of each item?

Dr. Berg is a hukster. Don’t be fooled.

Dr Berg is BS. He is a scientologist for one, secondly he is a chiropractor who has zero authority to be lecturing on the endocrine system.

Yea he has sound advice but dr berg is also a crazy Scientologist who disowned his son basically for exposing Scientology, and some of the things he had to go through growing up with his mom and dad being in Scientology when he was a young age.

While honey is a natural sweetener it doesn’t mean it’s good for you.

@@9929kingfishHoney has many health benefits such as helping to reduce allergies, anti inflammatory properties etc. As with anything overconsumption can have a negative effect. Or if you have certain illnesses etc, honey may not be an option.

There are tons of local beekeepers who are less than honest with many of them whom were reportedly caught selling fake raw honey that is either pasteurized or heavily mixed with other artificial additives and fillers for a quick buck. Buying from local beekeepers does not guarantee you are getting genuine raw or real honey. What's worst because of how technological sophisticated that some honey producer are these day, in truth, it's actually impossible to properly validate whatever a honey is real honey or otherwise unless it's tested thoroughly in a lab. So unless you either can verify for yourself firsthand that the honey you are buying is actually harvested raw with no added artificial flavoring and stuff or have the honey it's self tested in a lab, you really can't be 100% sure you are getting the real stuff.

@@DarkZerol You nailed it.

It totally does work. I was allergic to so many pollens before I started using local honey from Florida where I live! I believe it desensitizes you from the allergens.

Really home made? Can you get the ingredients? 😅

@@johnqlunchbucket do not trust everything flowers treated with pestides will not be considered Honey 🍯

Costco Honey may be local but the Honey is mixed from many different sources and different beekeepers. No telling where the bee hives have been placed and no way to tell if they have been exposed to chemically treated plants etc. Honey has to be marked Organic and stress that their bees have been put in sprayed pastures.

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Yeah right. HHHAAA!!!

thx taylor!

True

thx for that!

well said!

that's the on i buy

There are tons of local beekeepers who are less than honest with many of them whom were reportedly caught selling fake raw honey that is either pasteurized or heavily mixed with other artificial additives and fillers for a quick buck. Buying from local beekeepers does not guarantee you are getting genuine raw or real honey. What's worst because of how technological sophisticated that some honey producer are these day, in truth, it's actually impossible to properly validate whatever a honey is real honey or otherwise unless it's tested thoroughly in a lab. So unless you either can verify for yourself firsthand that the honey you are buying is actually harvested raw with no added artificial flavoring and stuff or have the honey it's self tested in a lab, you really can't be 100% sure you are getting the real stuff.

Get off Netflix.

i will ask about it, i would be shocked if the seeds were bad quality!

FlavCity with Bobby Parrish Thank you Bobby.. I was shocked as well.. We all know how US companies import food and other items from China.... repack and sell them ..for profit .

This would be helpful. Not everyone has a Costco membership.

OMG, instead of crying, google and remember reading is fundamental!!!!!!!

@@gicee7242 no crying here, thanks. Prefer Trader Joe’s anyway. 😉

Because it's cheap junk

I have the same question

@@brendasotomayor1091 Kirkland Wildflower honey?

Costco Kirkland raw honey from Brazil in bear bottles has been filtered which is not good. You want to get unfiltered raw honey, with no added sugar.

Do you have prof

@@AngelicaRamirez-ti6wi The guy said in this video that honey in bear bottles is not good.. You can google it to find out more about it.

Yeah that's what i want to know that's my go to.

Right SMH 😯

But Manuka honey direct from New Zealand. Do a Google search and find producers that deliver. If you get it directly from New Zealand it will be 100% real.

We Are Legion Hi, don’t know, never got through the LONG LINES But the MANUKA, I buy @ COSTCO, I think it’s from NZ , NOT INEXPENSIVE , but they also sell UNFILTERED HONEY QUITE DARKER GHAN REGULAR HONEY, BUT ANY HONEY Zthat does NOT CRYSTALIZE TO THE END is more than likely fake , cheers 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇸

Hahaha

Or place on the stove when cooking, it has always warmed up easily for me.

diana bonet should

Sorry , should buy Manuka with K Factor 16 or higher is better

diana bonet hello, but who’s $ is that ? I forgot what it is in my NJ COSTS, BUT Ihave caught it on sale for $37 + and bought 2or 3 I used to send my sister in FLORIDA & the unfiltered dark one too, but She just passed. . On last month. Cheers 🇦🇺🇺🇸

smart move ;)

Thank you for having Bees! My Brother has his on Apiary and we all grow our own food! We need the Honey Bees! 🐝

Yep. We have a small farm as well in FL. Adding bees next year!

I was wondering the same about the Costco Raw Organic. It does not crystallize.

It's more of a question of trust. There are tons of local and certified organic beekeepers who are less than honest with many of them whom were reportedly caught selling fake raw honey that is either pasteurized or heavily mixed with other artificial additives and fillers for a quick buck. Buying from certified organic honey does not guarantee you are getting genuine raw or real honey. What's worst because of how technological sophisticated that some honey producer are these day, in truth, it's actually impossible to properly validate whatever a honey is real honey or otherwise unless it's tested thoroughly in a lab. So unless you either can verify for yourself firsthand that the honey you are buying is actually harvested raw with no added artificial flavoring and stuff or have the honey it's self tested in a lab, you really can't be 100% sure you are getting the real stuff.