HONEY WAS FOUND IN A TOMB AFTER 3000 YEARS AND IT WAS STILL GOOD
Archaeologists opened an Egyptian tomb and found honey you could still eat.
It was in the tomb of Tutankhamun and other pharaoh tombs. Pots of honey over 3000 years old, still perfectly edible and sweet. Honey is the only food on earth that never spoils if you seal it right and keep water out.
It works because honey is only about 17 percent water. Bacteria need at least 18 percent to live. Bees add an enzyme that makes tiny amounts of hydrogen peroxide. It is so thick and so acidic that bacteria cannot even float or grow inside it.
What nobody talks about is hospitals still use medical grade manuka honey on wounds today because it kills germs that antibiotics cannot touch. It is used in burn units.
If you had a jar that lasted 3000 years what would you put in it for the future?
Archaeologists opened an Egyptian tomb and found honey you could still eat.
It was in the tomb of Tutankhamun and other pharaoh tombs. Pots of honey over 3000 years old, still perfectly edible and sweet. Honey is the only food on earth that never spoils if you seal it right and keep water out.
It works because honey is only about 17 percent water. Bacteria need at least 18 percent to live. Bees add an enzyme that makes tiny amounts of hydrogen peroxide. It is so thick and so acidic that bacteria cannot even float or grow inside it.
What nobody talks about is hospitals still use medical grade manuka honey on wounds today because it kills germs that antibiotics cannot touch. It is used in burn units.
If you had a jar that lasted 3000 years what would you put in it for the future?
HONEY WAS FOUND IN A TOMB AFTER 3000 YEARS AND IT WAS STILL GOOD
Archaeologists opened an Egyptian tomb and found honey you could still eat.
It was in the tomb of Tutankhamun and other pharaoh tombs. Pots of honey over 3000 years old, still perfectly edible and sweet. Honey is the only food on earth that never spoils if you seal it right and keep water out.
It works because honey is only about 17 percent water. Bacteria need at least 18 percent to live. Bees add an enzyme that makes tiny amounts of hydrogen peroxide. It is so thick and so acidic that bacteria cannot even float or grow inside it.
What nobody talks about is hospitals still use medical grade manuka honey on wounds today because it kills germs that antibiotics cannot touch. It is used in burn units.
If you had a jar that lasted 3000 years what would you put in it for the future?
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