To obtain health benefits from honey, it should be raw, filtered, organic, and tested for glyphosate contamination.

“honey is probably a food that spoils like anything else and and when talking about honey the ideal type of honey would would be those raw unfiltered unprocessed carefully treated Honeys also preferably from a farm that doesn't have glyphosate in the agriculture around the farm”

“I'd get a raw honey I get something that's organic and something that's glyphosate free so there is a brand online on Amazon they don't carry it at Whole Foods here it's called Heavenly Organics and it's life is certified glyphosate free so I like that one”

“so you know it's going to be a a glyphosate free honey this is important when you're sourcing honey to know where it comes from and how big the farm is a small farm or there's glyphosate use within six kilometers then there could be glyphosate in the honey it's not the end of the world but I'd rather have like say free honey than have the size of my honey the bees are going to concentrate the pesticides”

“don't fear this but look for Organic Raw and locally produced preferably free of glyphosate”

“this is what I'm looking for in a honey it's organic it's raw glyphosate free that's everything”

“To get these benefits from honey you want it to be raw that means it's not heated you want it to be filtered you want it to be organic which means they don't use pesticides in the hives and you want it to be tested for glyphosate”

“if you want a good honey think about something that is organic meaning there are no pesticides in the hive that is raw not pasteurized not heated preferably not filtered much and that is glyphosate free so make sure it is tested for pesticides”

“I want a honey that's organic. I want it to be in glass and I want it to be raw, which I want to talk about. And then I want it to be glyphosate free. And I want it to be from a producer that's hopefully a single source that that I can know the producer”

“This is so pesticidefree, glyphosate free honey.”