Natural honey and Its benefits

Honey is Sweet and concentrated stuff Which is made by bees of honey and Flower Nectar collected from plants, So it changes and then honey inside the wax cells that named hive, is stored.
Bees to nectar, an enzyme called Inoratz, saccharase, add to an important chemical change and thus produce more sugars than enzymes without nectar.
Natural honey in addition to glucose and fructose (about 70% of dry weight of honey) contains sugars, amino acids, mineral derivatives, acetylcholine, antibacterial agents, enzymes, vitamins and other plant derivatives. Due to complex compounds of honey, it can not be compared with ordinary sugars.
Honey has always been one of the most popular foods in the kitchen, yet it has been a cure for many diseases. In the entire globe, our ancestors were well aware of the benefits of honey. The first known uses of honey in medical treatments dates back about 4,000 years ago on stone inscriptions from the Sumerian peoples.
Honey accounted for about 30% of Sumerian medicinal treatments. In India, honey is one of the most important elements of ancient Hindu folk medicine, namely, Sydahs and Ayurveda. In ancient Egypt, its use was used to treat skin and eye diseases, as well as to natural healing for wounds and burns. Other cultures also use natural honey for a variety of medicinal purposes. Today, honey is the focus of many scientific research in medical communities to examine and prove our ancestors' ideas about the many uses of honey. Let's take a look at these things together.