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Typically lemons are loaded with vitamin C unless it’s pasteurized or you’re consuming lemon juice from some bottle. so if it’s pasteurized or it’s heated, there’s hardly any vitamin C unless they add it in there. but there is Potassium, Magnesium, B6, B1, B2, Copper, and Vitamin E if you use actual fresh lemon.

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Amazing Benefits of Eating Lemons Peel, White Part & Seeds

But did you realize that the peel of the white part which is called the pith and the seeds have five times more nutrition than the juice and the pulp?

Now I’m going to talk about the benefits of using the whole lemon. After reading this, you will never waste the peel and seeds again. So let me explain: https://beeswater.medium.com/amazing-benefits-of-eating-lemons-peel-white-part-seeds-really-have-the-peel-pith-and-the-f2ddaff48add

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Imagine the perfect balance of ginger, lemon, and honey. Then we did something else, we gave you turmeric extract and a 200% daily requirement of vitamin C as a bonus. Just like all our hydration beverages, this combination is well balanced, light but tasty.

Perfect for hydration when you feel a bit sick and want a little ginger, lemon, and honey, or just something you want to enjoy. This will become a favorite in your hydration set.

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Bees are the world’s greatest pollinators, and they do that big time. They help with the pollination of one-third of the food we consume.

There are around 20,000 known species of bees. Antarctica is the only continent without a bee population. There are over 4,000 species in North America alone.

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Bee types, regardless of their location, usually fall into one of two major classifications: Social bees and Solitary bees.

Social bees have made their way into television, film, and literature. These bees create large gatherings or colonies. Whereas, Solitary bees do not swarm, live alone, and work on their own or in very small groups.

These bees have tiny nests, fly solo, and produce enough food just to feed the larva they have.

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Bees are the world’s greatest pollinators, and they do that big time. They help with the pollination of one-third of the food we consume.

There are around 20,000 known species of bees. Antarctica is the only continent without a bee population.

There are over 4,000 species in North America alone.

Honeybees create a wonderful, structured community that is crucial and helpful to our food chain.

Normally, they thrive in colonies that comprise a queen, drone, and about 20,000 to 80,000 female worker bees

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savory cinnamon honey water

While the cinnamon and honey pair may seem like a weird combination, wait until you try our Savory Cinnamon. Just like the name says, you will savor this as you drink. If you think it's good cold, wait until you warm it up and drink it hot like tea.

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How Do Bees Make Honey?

Nectar is the main ingredient for honey and also the main source of energy for bees. Using a long straw-like tongue called a proboscis. Honey bees suck up nectar droplets from the flower’s special nectar-making organ, called the nectary.

Read more on our blog: https://beeswater.com/blog/how-bees-make-honey

When the nectar reaches the bee’s honey stomach, the stomach begins to break down the complex sugars of the nectar into more simple sugars that are less prone to crystallization, or becoming solid. This process is called inversion.

Once a worker honey bee returns to the colony, it passes the nectar onto another younger bee called a house bee (between 12-17 days old).

House bees take the nectar inside the colony and pack it away in hexagon-shaped beeswax honey cells. Then, they turn the nectar into honey by drying it out using a warm breeze made with their wings.

Once the honey has dried out, they put a lid over the honey cell using fresh beeswax – kind of like a little honey jar. In the winter, when the flowers have finished blooming and there’s not as much nectar available, the bees can open this lid and share the honey they saved.

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10 Different Types of Honey

Honey types are primarily classified by the type of flower the nectar is collected from. Besides these :-

Eucalyptus Honey,

Avocado Honey,

Blueberry Honey,

Dandelion Honey,

Fireweed Honey,

Heather Honey,

Macadamia Nut Honey,

Palmetto Honey