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A natural waxy substance secreted by special glands in the abdomen of bees. It is formed into hexagonal plates in which honey is stored. Its color varies from light yellow to dark brown depending on the type of flower and honey. ✅ Health and nutritional benefits of beeswax: 1. Helps cleanse the digestive system: When chewed, it acts as a natural mouth and teeth cleaner. It stimulates saliva production and improves digestion. 2. Beneficial for sinus and allergy sufferers: It contains small amounts of pollen, which may help the body adapt to it (like immunotherapy). 3. Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial: It boosts immunity thanks to the antioxidants and natural substances it contains. 4. Source of energy: It contains small amounts of natural honey, rich in glucose and fructose. 5. Protects the liver and promotes skin health: When used in ointments or creams, it moisturizes the skin and treats wounds and infections. 🧼 Other uses for beeswax: 🔸 In cosmetics: It is used in the manufacture of lip balms, creams, ointments, and skin lotions. 🔸 In natural candles: It is used to make non-toxic, long-lasting candles with a pleasant scent. 🔸 In wood and furniture polish: It is used in the manufacture of natural furniture and shoe polishes.
It can be eaten directly by chewing a small piece (like gum). Or added to: Cheese. Toast. Yogurt. Salads (as small cubes). ✅ After chewing honey, you can swallow or spit out the wax; both are safe, but it is not fully digested. It is not recommended for children under one year (like honey). Make sure it is pure and does not contain any artificial ingredients or synthetic wax. It may not be suitable for some people with allergies to bee products.
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