1. What is Multiflora Honey? 

Multiflora Honey is natural honey collected from the nectar of multiple wildflowers and plants blooming in different seasons. This variety gives it a rich taste, deep aroma, and a wide range of nutrients compared to single-flower honey. 

2. How is Multiflora Honey different from other types of honey? 

Unlike monofloral honey (like Acacia or Sidr, which come mainly from one flower source), Multiflora Honey is made from many flower nectars. This makes it:

• More nutrient-dense (rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals) 
• A balanced daily-use honey with both taste and health benefits 
• Perfect for general immunity, digestion, and energy 

3. Is raw honey and pure honey the same? 

Not always. Raw honey means honey that is minimally processed, retaining its natural enzymes and pollen. Pure honey only means it’s free from adulteration, but it can be pasteurized and filtered. 

BeeCause Multiflora Honey is both raw and pure, tested for authenticity and quality. 

4. Does pure honey crystallize? 

Yes — crystallization is natural and a sign of purity. Real honey tends to thicken or form crystals in cooler temperatures. This does not mean it’s spoiled or adulterated. Simply place the jar in warm water, and it will return to liquid form. 

5. Is Multiflora Honey good for daily use? 

Absolutely. One spoon a day can: 

• Boost immunity and energy 
• Aid digestion 
• Act as a natural sugar replacement 
• Support skin and overall wellness 

6. Can honey be heated or added to hot tea/milk? 

Honey should not be boiled or cooked at very high heat, as this reduces its natural enzymes. It’s best to add it to warm (not boiling) drinks like tea, water, or milk. 

7. Is honey better than sugar? 

Yes, 100%. Honey has natural enzymes, antioxidants, and minerals. Unlike refined sugar, which is “empty calories,” honey offers nutrition + sweetness. 

8. Does honey help with weight loss? 

Yes, when used as a sugar substitute and combined with a healthy lifestyle. A teaspoon of Multiflora Honey with warm water and lemon in the morning is a traditional remedy to support metabolism and fat burning. 

9. Can diabetics consume Multiflora Honey? 

Since honey contains natural sugars, diabetics should consult their doctor before daily use. It is still healthier than refined sugar, but portion control is key. 

10. Is all dark honey fake? 

No! The color of honey depends on the flowers it’s sourced from. Darker honey usually has more antioxidants, while lighter honey tends to be milder in taste. Both are natural and authentic. 

11. How do I know BeeCause Multiflora Honey is pure? 

Every batch of BeeCause honey is: 

Collected from in-house beekeeping networks Processed under ISO, GMP, HACCP, and USFDA standards Tested in accredited labs (PBTI, EDMA, Intertek) for purity and adulteration-free quality 

12. Does honey expire? 

Pure honey never really spoils. If stored properly, it can last for years. At BeeCause, we recommend consuming it within the best-before period mentioned on the jar for maximum freshness. 

13. Is Multiflora Honey safe for children? 

Yes, but only for children above 1 year. Infants under 1 should not be given honey due to the risk of infant botulism (a global guideline for all honey brands). 

14. How should I store it? 

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate. Keep the jar tightly closed to maintain freshness.