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The modern bee strains are so genetically weak that they require all sorts of treatments just to survive. There are a few bee breeders out there trying to strengthen the bee genetics, but it hasn't been very successful. In addition to this, modern insecticides are devastating to bee populations.

Nowadays, a lot of beekeepers recommend capturing wild hives rather than trying to buy one. They also recommend either buying a **lot** of land or making sure no one within a 2 mi radius of your hives are spraying any insecticides of any kind. It's kind of ridiculous what beekeepers have to do just to make a little honey nowadays.

100% real

and the sad thing about it is that they don't heat it up for any reason other than destroy its nutrients for the amerimutt customer to be weak & fat

there is something very special about eating RAW yogurt combined with RAW honey

it made me feel... Alive

like the flame of my ancestors was ignited within me and i have enough energy to run a goddamn marathon

which is why getting your hands on the afforementioned can be impossibly difficult or incredbly expensive

That is true, anyone with more than 2 IQ's to rub together will always gravitate towards RAW/ORGANIC honey than shisse in a plastic container

there are a few things you can do to spot real genuine honey and i'll describe them in order: first off real honey isn't clear, its cloudy

real honey usually has a bit of bees wax at the bottom, or at least particles of it, same with pollen real honey is rife with pollen, fake jewpermarket honey is clear and doesn't have anything in it but sugar

lastly and most importantly: heating--
real honey isn't heated, its cold pressed or squeezed slowly via gravity

big jew producers heat up the honey to make it liquid at all times (it never crystalizes) which also kills all the useful anti-biotic elements of the honey

real honey will always become solid or crystalizes if left in a cabinet for a long time...

judging by the brand you've just recommended to me, its not genuine honey https://pomf2.lain.la/f/n5t6ydyb.png

too liquid, too clear, and they use cheap plastic containers which is super shitty

in America (the land of swindlers and jews) you'd have to buy a honey that states that it is RAW honey

unheated, unfiltered and heavy with crystalization

i've checked a few brands for you and you know what i discovered? they are all sourced from brown countries (Mexico, Malawai [africa] and other shitholes)

and it begs the question... can you trust brownoids more than you can trust amerikike kikes? u/#suspect