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Expert warns honey can be lethal in some cases
A expert from Perm State Technical University has reported that consuming honey can be dangerous and pose a life-threatening risk in certain cases, due to the potential for a severe allergic reaction known as "anaphylactic shock," which can lead to throat swelling and low blood pressure. She pointed out that contraindications for honey consumption include fructose intolerance and bacterial overgrowth syndrome. Additionally, it is not recommended for kidney patients, pregnant women, children under the age of three, and those with acute gastrointestinal conditions. She also advised individuals with diabetes and obesity to monitor their honey intake, emphasizing that honey has health benefits but caution should be exercised when consuming it, especially for those with sensitivities or certain health conditions.
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