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Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source. We have Honey from: - Coconut - Coconut and Acacia - Narra - Compositae Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source. We have Honey from: - Acacia - Coconut - Coconut and Sunflower - Narra - Banana - Compositae Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source. We have Honey from: - Coconut - Coconut and Acacia - Narra - Compositae - Multifloral Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source. We have Honey from: - Coconut - Coconut and Acacia - Narra - Compositae Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source. We have Honey from: - Coconut - Coconut and Acacia - Narra - Compositae - Multifloral Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source. We have Honey from: - Coconut - Coconut and Acacia - Narra - Compositae - Multifloral Support sustainable agriculture to nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (an entity that is also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Indigenous tribes gather this honey from the Giant Honeybees (apis breviligula) found in the forest of Bataan. The characteristic of yellow to dark amber color is due to the nectar and pollen source. The bees collect their food from the different species of timber trees, wild fruit trees, vines, shrubs and herbs. This honey has moisture content of 21% and contains a lot of pollen. In some cases, honey granules form a suspension with peanut butter-like consistency. Granulation is common among honey gathered from the wild. Support the livelihood of Indigenous tribes livelihood and help nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body.

Milea Orchard & Bee Farm Organic Wild Honey 300g; 295pesos Different honey flavors are available, depending on the nectar source.(flavors/stock availability may vary at any given time) We have Honey from: - Acacia - Coconut - Coconut and Sunflower - Narra - Banana - Compositae - Multi-floral Indigenous tribes gather this honey from the Giant Honeybees (apis breviligula) found in the forest of Bataan. The characteristic of yellow to dark amber color is due to the nectar and pollen source. The bees collect their food from the different species of timber trees, wild fruit trees, vines, shrubs and herbs. This honey has moisture content of 21% and contains a lot of pollen. In some cases, honey granules form a suspension with peanut butter-like consistency. Granulation is common among honey gathered from the wild. Support the livelihood of Indigenous tribes livelihood and help nurture people and nature, naturally! The University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB BEE PROGRAM) created a thorough beekeeping course (from hunting, management, hygienic harvesting, and post harvest) that was given to traditional honey-hunters and marginal families to motivate them to increase honey harvest and other beekeeping by-products. Together with MILEA Bath and Body (also into beekeeping and a beekeeping advocate), the bee program is moving forward to assist the farmers in marketing their produce and encourage them to continue their current sustainable beekeeping practice. The Bee Program is now recognized abroad as a competent and reliable entity when it comes to the observance of international standards involving the flow of materials and information regarding appropriate beekeeping practices. The program is a recipient of these awards: •Civil Service Commission Pag-asa Award (2008) •National Center of Excellence for Bee Research and Development (2004) •Outstanding Research Team (2001) •DAR Recognition (2001) •Outstanding Extension Program (1998) •Outstanding Extension Program Award (National & Regional Winner) 2010 Let’s do our share in helping mother nature. Support and buy the products of our upland farmers! Let's Drink Honey Natural honey is the best of all nutritive sweeteners. Honey contains detergent and tonic properties, and it opens obstructions in the liver, kidney and bladder. Taking a spoonful of honey in the morning helps dissolve phlegm, gently warms up the stomach, strengthens it, washes away stomach viscidity and eliminates its sluggishness, helps evacuation, and expels dampness of the spirit. Honey is the best of sweeteners for the stomach. Its only harm is that it affects the bile, and vinegar can eliminate such harm, balance it, and bring out honey’s full benefits. Drinking an infusion of honey and calamansi in the morning is healthier than most drinks that are sweetened with sugar, and is certainly better than artificially sweetened drinks. Sugar-sweetened drinks yield more harm than benefit. A cold drink of honey strengthens the body, preserves its youth, as well as refreshes the spirit, stimulates the liver, and finally, honey stimulates the heart, and provides it with much needed energy and balance. When the heart is healthy, the vessels pump the blood easily, and the arteries carry the blood that is rich in nutrients to all parts of the body. As for the health benefits of drinking cold water, it cools the body, helps maintain its natural level of moisture, regulates body temperature, helps dissolve substances and is critical in the process of digestion. Water also provides the body with needed oxygen and minerals, reduces possible stone formation, and plays a major role in virtually every function of the body. ======================================== **For online transactions/shipping, we'll ship your orders via XEND Express(affiliated with LBC for provincial orders)** **Shipping Charges (depending on weight and location) shall be shouldered by the buyer. We do combine shipping for our other items on sale that fall under the "free shipping" category.Rates start at 50pesos for Metro Manila areas (0.5kg package); Luzon - 80pesos, VisMin-90pesos (good for 1kg)** **AVAIL OF OUR FREE SHIPPING PROMO! Order at least350pesos worth of Milea All Organics from this album for free shipping within Metro Manila, or at least 600pesos for free shipping to Provincial areas (limited to a maximum of 1kg only, excess weight shall be shouldered by the customer) Free Shipping is only applicable to items bought at retail prices; shipping fees for items bought at wholesale prices shall be shouldered by the customer STORE CLOSED STARTING NOVEMBER 19, 2012; It is with a heavy heart that we've decided to close our physical store in Tiendesitas Pasig, our home for 7 years. Will resume physical store operations until further notice. Thank you for all your support. We will still be open and active online to serve you =) Contact Numbers: (Text messages preferred, thank you) Sun: (0922)8050197 Globe: (0906)3267279 Smart: (0939)8512114 Shipping via Courier and Meet-up transactions only! Still a skeptic for shipping transactions? Please click on the link to see the number of succesful deliveries we've had since September 2010 http://www.xend.com.ph/ShipperDetails.aspx?a=092110010 Meet up points are ONLY the following depending on my availability: - Rockwell Makati during office hours - Ortigas Area after office hours and Saturdays, lunch time *Meet-ups should be advised at least a day before your preferred date to check my availability. These are my only meet-up points since I do not charge for handling fees unlike other sellers. I will not entertain messages that request meet-ups in other places aside from the areas mentioned above. Thank you. Email address: ceranafarms@yahoo.com YM id: ceranafarms Twitter: CeranaFarms