Hello Honey! Pure Honey Products

PO Box 966 Tewantin QLD 4565
Ph 0400 196 940
info@hellohoney.com.au

Our Products:

	Stradbroke Island Organic Honey Sourced from the beehives kept on the Southern end of North Stradbroke Island. There are no sprayed crops or farmed animals within a 10km radius of the hives and can therefore be classified Organic. Obtained using Organic Principles. No chemical residue, coarse strained to retain pollen and not heated. The bee’s have been feasting on Tea Tree and Eucalyptus and other native plants. Click here to read more

	Bright’s 100% Natural Bees Wax - a chemical free multi purpose Polish Conditions leather luggage, bags, boots, belts, jackets, and saddles. Waterproofs all types of wood, indoor and outdoor furniture, either raw or finished timber. Terra cotta pots (keeps moisture in soil) Click here to read more

	Raw honey from Northern NSW and QLD Our range is constantly changing with the seasons and availability. Weather plays a major role in the availability of honey that we source. Our Raw Honey is sourced from a range of small beekeepers who keep their hives in forested area’s and not on farms where sprays could be used. Click here to read more

	Medicinal “Jelly Bush” Organic Honey with 20+ Active Sterility Rating In swamps off Coastal Northern N.S.W and South East Queensland grows a small bush of the Leptospermum family. Honey from this bush is so thick and jelly like it cannot be extracted in the normal way. For many years this honey was left in the frame and fed back to the bees. Click here to read more

	Beeswax Candles Our candles have aluminium free wicks and 100% Natural Beeswax. As our range is ever changing, contact us should you require other sizes, shapes etc and we can look at accommodating your needs. Click here to read more

	Organic Beeswax Beeswax has many uses, for example. Using it as a base to make your own beauty products, using it around the house to make drawers slide easily, zips work more smoothly or to help thread your cotton into into a needle hole, making your own candles. The list is endless! Click here to read more

	Bright’s 100% Natural Beeswax Moisturiser For Eczema, Psoriasis, Dermatitis, Cracked Heels, Elbows etc. A beautiful body conditioner free of chemicals to absorb into your skin. 100% Australian, made from Beeswax, Jojoba Oil & Natural Vegetable Oils Click here to read more

Honey Facts Burns, Cuts, Infections of the Skin The active sterility of honey has proved useful for the dressing of wounds. It was mentioned in early medical books as good for cuts, burns, boils and abscesses. Because of its hygroscopic nature (absorbing or attracting moisture from the air) it does not dry out when used as a dressing. It is healing and soothing as an application, particularly for burns. Sore Throat Honey is frequently used in cough and sore throat mixtures because of its antiseptic and soothing qualities. Recuperation It has the reputation of helping to prevent the occurrence of stomach ulcers, and is frequently used in the diet of convalescents as an aid to recuperation after illness, its instant energy assisting the body towards more rapid recovery, and its ease of digestibility making it suitable for the queasiest invalid. You cannot overdose on honey. Bedwetting Honey has been used successfully in treating bedwetting in children. It is claimed that one or two teaspoons of honey at bedtime will act in two ways; firstly, as a sedative for the over-active nervous system, and secondly, its hygroscopic properties will hold and attract fluids during the hours of sleep so that bedwetting is less likely to occur. Cramps It is said to assist in controlling muscular twitches and cramps, if taken by the teaspoonful at each meal. Arthritis Honey is claimed to relieve pain in arthritis if taken regularly. Hay fever Honeycomb is claimed to be excellent for treating certain disturbances of the respiratory tract, such as bronchitis, hay fever, sinusitis and stuffy noses, etc. Honeycomb cappings (wax) when chewed, are said to relieve these conditions with even more remarkable speed. Recipes Honey may be used for many different kinds of cooking – cakes, biscuits, beverages, loaves, desserts, sauces and dressings. Honey used in cakes and biscuits will help them retain their moisture and they won’t go stale as quickly as when sugar is used. When substituting honey for sugar in a cake recipe, use the same weight measure of honey but reduce the liquid in the recipe by one quarter Eg. If the recipe says one cup of milk, use 3/4 cup instead. Also, reduce the recommended cooking temperature by 15 degrees. How to keep honey Clear honey should be kept in a dry place, but not in the refrigerator. Creamed or crystallised honey can be kept in the refrigerator. Honey does not have an expiry date. HONEY FOR INNER AND OUTER HEALTH Coughs, colds and sore throats Take 2 tablespoons each of honey and a tablespoon of lemon juice and use a little warm water as needed. For a good peaceful sleep One to two teaspoons stirred into milk (hot or cold) will help natural sleep. Honey Face Mask Put honey in refrigerator for half an hour before using. After thorough cleansing, pat on the face and neck. Leave for 20 minutes. Rinse off with tepid water; finish with a rinse of lemon juice and water. Final touch – a few drops of dairy cream smoothed onto the skin. Deep Cleansing 1/2 a teaspoon of apple cider, vinegar or lemon juice, blended with two tablespoons of honey. Spread gently over face, leave fifteen to twenty minutes, then rinse off with tepid water and gently pat dry. Honey oatmeal facemask 1/3 cup oatmeal flour, three teaspoons honey, one tea/s rosewater. Mix and apply to cleansed face. Relax for 30minutes, remove with warm water, and follow with cold rinse. Dry and Damaged Hair Two parts olive oil to one part honey. Warm the mixture by standing in a bowl of hot water. Shake in a container for complete mixing, then massage well through hair. Leave for half an hour, keeping scalp warm and wearing a plastic shower cap. Shampoo as usual after half an hour. Hair Body and Shine 1 teaspoon of honey to 1/2 a litre of warm water. Simply pour through hair after shampooing. Gives a beautiful lustre. Blondes could add a squeeze of lemon juice. Customer Testimonial: Stradbroke Island Jelly Bush Honey 20+ VS Stomach ulcers 25.05.2010 Hello Judy I found your marvellous Jelly Bush Honey after 15 long years of searching among mainstream medical specialists for answers and resolution to my stomach ulcer problem. The medical profession had no trouble diagnosing that I had stomach ulcers however they were not able to offer any solution - the tablets never seemed to work. My system was on 'shut down'. I had to progressively eliminate food items from my diet no longer able to digest them. Eventually my daily fair consisted of not much more than rice and chicken - I couldn't even eat a banana without severe pain and a lot of farting! Now after just a few short weeks of eating Jelly Bush 20+ honey I have lost nearly all the discomfort and pain from my stomach. I am back eating bananas without offending my friends and the absolute bonus is I can again eat 'Coco Bombs' for breakfast! Thanks for such a great product that is doing the job the medical profession tried and failed at for fifteen years. It's truly amazing and literally a lifesaver. Kind regards Rodney Gwyn Condobolin NSW PS: A side benefit for me has been that since eating Jelly Bush honey my blood pressure has dropped 5 or 6 points also. It seems the honey promotes health and wellbeing in many ways.