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The Rhododendron Behind Mad Honey
Mad honey starts with rhododendrons, but the relationship is more complex than a single flower producing a single type of honey. Only certain speci...
Grayanotoxins: What Makes Mad Honey “Mad”
Mad honey contains the same basic ingredients as other natural honey, including sugars, water, enzymes, organic acids, and plant-derived compounds....
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Mad honey is a rare, raw honey produced by bees that pollinate rhododendron flowers, primarily found in the mountainous regions of Nepal and the Black Sea coast of Turkey. Unlike regular honey, it contains natural compounds called grayanotoxins, which give it its distinctive effects and its name. It has been used for centuries in traditional Himalayan and Anatolian medicine.