Madu Yemeni Sidr - Natural Honey ( Original - Madu Asli ) Madu Yaman Organic Organic

4 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE YEMENI SIDR HONEY TODAY! Organic honey has long been described and used by many nations as a healing agent, health syrup and so much more than just a food ingredient that you put on your toast or cereal. A miraculous honey, known in The Arab World for its high medicinal value is pure Yemeni Sidr Honey, which is one of the finest premium honeys in the world. Its unique rich taste, nutritional value and limited quantity makes it expensive, earning it a prestigious reputation and the name “liquid gold” by Arabs. Mentioned in various religious texts, scriptures and even ancient carvings, sidr honey is also considered a sacred honey, as it was used by the Prophet Muhammad -peace be upon him- to treat many diseases.

Before getting into the benefits of this rare and expensive honey, let us inform you a little about what it really is and how it is prepared and sold as the best sidr honey online.

Yemeni Sidr Honey: Not Just Another Natural Honey

Yemeni sidr honey is produced from the flowers of its mother plant, the wild sidr tree, also known as Christ’s thorn, which grows in the uncultivated desert areas of Yemen which are mostly full of sidr trees and no other trees, and this is one of the secrets that explain the quality of Yemeni sidr honey. The bees producing it collect the nectar exclusively from the sidr tree, which makes it so rich and special. Both fresh and dried sidr leaves have been used internally and externally by the Arabs for thousands of years for their medical and disease curing benefits. Unlike many others, sidr honey is harvested only in the winter season using traditional methods and manual labour. No pesticides, chemicals or fertilisers are used to grow these trees and the honey extraction process is carried out using simple tools, a little smoke and some sharp knives. The honey is then poured, unheated and raw, into containers, which preserves its nutritional value and sent to the local markets. Depending on the process of harvesting, the cost of this honey can vary, as it is sometimes harvested by machines in countries such as Iraq, Oman, Kazakhstan and Morocco, making it cheaper, however Yemeni sidr honey is the purest and highest grade available due to the quality of its sidr trees, manual labour and the environment. It has also been found to have a PH that is the same as the PH of the human body, which helps it to be absorbed and processed by the body very quickly. Difficulty in transporting this monofloral honey also adds to the cost and is one of the reasons why it’s scarce.

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