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IMPORTANT TO NOTE!
*Honey and herbs support the body gradually, building momentum over weeks of consistent use rather than delivering a quick fix.
*Skipping days slows your progress, as steady and moderate dosing is required for your body to adapt.
*Unlike immediate medications, herbal blends rely on a compounding effect that only comes from daily repetition.
All information provided is for informational and educational purposes only.
Fire Honey uses the ancient art of the electuary—a time-honored method of infusing raw honey with potent, powdered herbs for wellness.
Fire Honey transforms everyday kitchen staples into a high-potency "honey bomb".
This blend focuses on the therapeutic synergy of Local raw honey, turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, cayenne, and garlic, emphasizing the science of bioavailability.
Since this is a "Honey Bomb," a little goes a long way. Recommend these three ways to enjoy it:
The Wellness Shot: 1 teaspoon straight from the jar at the first sign of a scratchy throat.
The Winter Tea: Stir 1 tablespoon into warm (not boiling!) water with a squeeze of lemon.
The Savory Glaze: Drizzle over roasted carrots or squash for a medicinal side dish. Or glaze any protein, it’s delicious!
Raw Local Honey:
Benefit: Acts as a natural antimicrobial and antioxidant.
Herbalist’s Note: It coats and soothes the throat while serving as a perfect ‘vehicle’ to deliver herbs into the system.
Turmeric (Dried):
Benefit: Contains curcumin, known for its potent anti-inflammatory properties.
Herbalist’s Note: Addresses systemic inflammation and supports joint and digestive health.
Ginger (Dried):
Benefit: Stimulates circulation and aids in healthy digestion.
Herbalist’s Note: A "warming" herb that helps clear sinuses and moves stagnant energy in the body.
Cinnamon (Dried):
Benefit: Traditionally used for its antimicrobial properties and to help stabilize blood sugar.
Herbalist’s Note: Adds a comforting warmth that balances the sharper heat of cayenne.
Garlic Powder:
Benefit: Provides broad-spectrum immune support and cardiovascular benefits.
Herbalist’s Note: Using dried powder ensures the blend remains shelf-stable while retaining its defense-boosting compounds.
Cayenne:
Benefit: Acts as a "driver" by stimulating blood flow and metabolism.
Herbalist’s Note: Its heat helps the body absorb and distribute the other medicinal herbs more effectively.
Black Pepper:
Benefit: Dramatically increases the bioavailability of curcumin (from turmeric).
Herbalist’s Note: The essential "activator" that ensures your body can actually use the medicine you've crafted.
Small jar - 1 cup ~ $18.00
Large jar - 2 cups ~ $30.00
This convenient packet is for customers who:
-Don't live in the greater Des Moines area
-Have their own local honey
-Don't care for honey. These work great in maple syrup too!
Fire Honey packet - $5.00
Small local bottle - half cup - $6.00
Large local bottle - 1 cup - $12.00
Desensitization: The theory is that regular, small exposures to local pollen in raw honey can "train" your immune system to be less reactive, similar to allergy shots.
Anti-inflammatory: Honey contains antioxidants and phenolic compounds that help soothe the throat and reduce overall inflammation in the respiratory tract.
Antimicrobial: Raw honey has natural enzymes that produce low levels of hydrogen peroxide, supporting your immune system against secondary infections during allergy season.
How to Choose Your Dose
Choose 1 Tablespoon if you are doing standard gym sessions, running under an hour, or spending time working outside in mild heat.
Choose 1 Teaspoon if you just want to stay hydrated at your desk or during light activities like walking or yoga.
Choose 2 Tablespoons if you are a "salty sweater" (white salt lines on your clothes), exercising intensely for over an hour, or tackling heavy cardio in peak summer heat.
Salty Bee Electrolyte Honey
Small jar -1 cup - $15.00
Honey’s natural sugars help your body absorb the electrolytes in pink Himalayan salt more efficiently, a process called sodium-glucose cotransport.
Mix honey into 16 oz. of water.
Standard workouts (45-60 mins)
or moderate heat recovery:
1 Tablespoon (Standard)
1/4 tsp salt (500mg Sodium) + 1 tbsp honey (17 grams carbs)
Every single tablespoon delivers exactly 1/4 teaspoon of salt (~500mg of sodium) and 1 tablespoon of honey, Matching the ideal sports hydration ratio.
Short workouts or daily hydration
1 Teaspoon (Light)
1/12 tsp salt (165mg Sodium) + 1 tsp honey (6 grams carbs)
Intense endurance (60+ mins)
heavy sweating, or cramping
2 Tablespoons (Heavy)
1/2 tsp salt (1000mg Sodium) + 2 tbsp honey (34 grams carbs)
*Safety Tips
Salt content: Too much salt can upset your stomach or raise blood pressure.
Sugar level: Honey has a lot of sugar😊, so use less if you have blood sugar issues.