Orange Honey
	
 Tends to crystallise quicker than other types of honey.
	
Thick viscous consistency, which means it has a low moisture content and intense flavour.
 
Benefits of Orange honey
 
	
Antimicrobial action. Used for wound healing, improving the appearance of acne/ acne scars and treating respiratory tract infections by reducing bacterial load.
	
Relaxing effect. Recommended as a sedative.
	
Stimulates appetite. This honey is particularly sweet with a citrusy aftertaste. It contains enzymes and simple carbohydrates that aid digestion and encourage eating. 
	
Good for hypoglycaemia. Being primarily a source of natural sugars, orange honey is a great tool for fighting hypoglycaemia. One tablespoon can give from 15-40 minutes of energy.
	
Low pollen content. Less likely to cause allergic reactions than other varieties.
	
Good for skin health. Apply raw honey to the face and wait 15-20 minutes. Wash face with lukewarm water. Skin glows and redness of acne scars is reduced. Pores are clean and less visible, and honey also prevents breakouts.
	
Helps eradicate H. pylori infection. When honey comes into contact with gastric juices, it releases hydrogen peroxide, a strong antiseptic, acting directly at the site of the infection. Hydrogen peroxide encourages healing of the stomach lining.
	
Great for sore throat and bacterial respiratory infections. With its viscous consistency, it sticks to the throat lining, forming a protective coating that allows the mucous lining to heal.
	
Nutritious. Contains simple carbohydrates, traces of amino acids and minerals such as potassium, calcium, zinc, magnesium and sodium. It is a great substitute for refined sugars and artificial sweeteners, though not as nutritious as dark coloured honey.
 
Origin - Spain
 
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