Comments on: 5 Health Benefits of Honey for Children Over 2

By: Rhazes

Rhazes — Wed, 02 Jun 2021 11:52:02 +0000

Wait, nuggets and ice creams are OK when honey is not?? Sure I get the botulism risk in honey but giving nuggets and ice creams to babies?? (I am not talking about homemade ones here, doubt many make their own).

Nuggets use the wastes of chickens (internal organs etc), the very parts that accumulate chemicals the most. Coming from a family that has raised broilers since I was ten years old, I can tell you, there are lots of chemicals that goes into your chickens than probably into your toilet bowls.

And nuggets are made from the worst of them.

And ice cream? Go and read the packaging yourself.

I was trained in Food Technology and were shocked how carcinogenic chemicals are allowed in food as long as in small quantities.

Then lo and behold people get shocked when they get cancers.

By: Robert

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By: Keyser Sosey

Keyser Sosey — Thu, 09 Jan 2020 20:58:43 +0000

I’ve heard so much about children under 2 should not eat honey because terrible things happen. My family must be lucky. My great grandfather, his 2 brothers, and every generation since, both men and women, have tended bees. Every kid in those households ate honey since they were very young. It was used as a sweetener, a cold remedy, a teething aid, a treat, etc. We all ate honey, and not one of us had these terrible things happen that I keep hearing about!

By: Peter Hadeka

Peter Hadeka — Thu, 21 Nov 2019 21:28:01 +0000

Hello, I had always thought that children under 1 year old should not be given honey. You are saying 2 years old ?
Also, how does one guarantee honey is “organic” ??? Bees go to plants everywhere, not just organically raised plants. Peter.