Sidr Gold Reserve

160g

£29.99

Sidr Gold Reserve

£29.99

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Sidr Honey Reserve is 100% natural, raw honey harvested from bees feeding exclusively on the blossoms of the wild Ziziphus spina-christi (Sidr) trees growing in the tribal belt and Karak region (KPK, Pakistan).

This monofloral honey — collected once per year — is thick, richly flavored, and naturally golden-amber in colour. As with traditional Sidr honeys, it carries a deep, slightly herbal-sweet aroma and a full-bodied, buttery taste.

Because of its rarity, purity (no sugar feeding, no additives, no pasteurisation), and the singular nectar source, Sidr Honey Reserve represents the highest tier of natural honey: a "liquid gold" with both nutritional and traditional value.

Based on scientific studies and traditional use, Sidr honey is associated with the following benefits:

• Immune support & antimicrobial effects — Sidr honey exhibits antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Studies show it can inhibit many pathogenic bacteria (including drug-resistant strains) and support resistance against infections.

• Antioxidant activity — Rich in polyphenols and flavonoids, Sidr honey helps neutralize free radicals, reducing oxidative stress and contributing to overall cellular health and anti-aging effects.

• Digestive health & gut support — It helps soothe the digestive tract, may assist with ulcers or gastritis, supports gut flora, aids digestion, and alleviates acidity, bloating, or indigestion.

• Energy & vitality — As a natural, easily-absorbed source of sugars and nutrients, it's a clean energy boost without processed sugar crash. Good for daily energy, stamina, and general wellness.

• Wound healing & skin health — Topically or internally, Sidr honey supports skin regeneration, speeds up healing of cuts/burns, and has been used traditionally to treat skin issues.

• Respiratory & throat relief — Useful for soothing sore throat, coughs, and supporting respiratory health thanks to its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial qualities.

• Overall wellness & possibly liver / ulcer support — Traditional use includes support for liver, improving general vitality, combating malnutrition effects, and improving overall health.

⚠️ Note: While many benefits are supported by lab studies or traditional medicine practices, Sidr honey should not be marketed as a cure or treatment for disease — it is a natural supplement / food product.

• Daily wellness: 1 teaspoon (≈ 5–10 g) — can be taken directly or dissolved in warm water or herbal tea in the morning for a natural energy and immunity boost.

• Digestive support: 1 tablespoon in warm water (or with lemon) on an empty stomach to support gut health, aid digestion, or soothe the stomach.

• Before bed: A spoonful of Sidr honey before sleeping — may help with relaxation, digestion, and restful sleep (some traditions also do this).

• As a natural sweetener: Use in place of refined sugar for tea, coffee, smoothies, or to drizzle over breads, pancakes, yogurt.

• Topical / skin & wound care: Apply a thin layer on minor cuts, burns, or skin irritations (clean skin first), bandage if necessary — many use honey's natural antibacterial and healing properties for first-aid or skincare masks.

Storage: Keep jar closed tightly, store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Crystallization over time is natural and does not harm quality; gently warm jar to restore liquidity.

Ingredients 100% pure, raw Sidr honey (nectar from Ziziphus spina-christi)

• No additives • No sugar feeding • No artificial preservatives • No pasteurization

Naturally contains trace vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, enzymes, and bioactive compounds originating from flowers and bee processing.

Because of the monofloral sourcing and traditional harvesting/processing, the ingredient list remains strictly "pure honey."

Per 1 tablespoon 5g (approximate)*

• Calories: ~ 16 kcal • Total Carbohydrates: ~4 g • Sugars: ~ 4 g • Potassium: ~ 10.9 mg • Iron: ~ 0.1 mg (≈ 1% of daily value) • Vitamin C: ~ 0.5 mg (≈ 1% of daily value) • Other Minerals (calcium, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, etc.): Trace amounts — as typical for high-quality Sidr honey • Antioxidants / Polyphenols / Flavonoids: High — Sidr honey has among the highest measured in honeys studied.

These values are indicative; natural honey variation will depend on season, floral source, and bee processing.*

• Infants under 12 months — Do not give any honey (including Sidr honey) to infants under 1 year old, due to risk of infant botulism.

• Allergies — Individuals with bee-product allergies, or allergies to pollen/bee products, should avoid Sidr honey.

• Blood sugar / diabetes — Because honey is high in natural sugars, people with diabetes or insulin sensitivity should use with caution and monitor carbohydrate intake.

• Moderation — Despite health benefits, honey is calorie-dense; excessive consumption may contribute to weight gain or counteract benefits, especially if diet is not balanced. Historically, some sources mention "Sidr honey might contribute to weight gain if overused."

• Not a medicine — While Sidr honey has medicinal and nutritional properties, it should not be marketed as a proven cure for diseases; any health claims must be compliant with local regulation (e.g. disclaimers, avoid misleading medical claims).

• Authenticity caution — Because Sidr honey is rare and expensive, there is a risk of adulteration or fake products (blended honeys, added sugars, non–monofloral). Buyers should ensure traceability, purity certifications, and preferably lab-tested pollen profile to guarantee authenticity.

What makes Sidr Honey Reserve different from regular honey? Sidr Honey Reserve is monofloral, harvested from the nectar of only Sidr (Ziziphus spina-christi) tree blossoms, collected in wild/tribal areas (e.g. Karak, KPK tribal belt), and processed in a traditional/raw manner — no sugar feeding, no pasteurization, preserving maximum nutrients, antioxidants, and bioactive compounds. This gives it a richer nutritional profile, stronger healing/medicinal potential, and distinctive taste/aroma vs. generic multi-flower honeys.

How should I store it? Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Avoid moisture. If crystallized (natural process), gently warm jar in a warm-water bath to restore liquid texture.

How much should I take daily? For general wellness, 1 teaspoon (about 5–10 g) daily is typical; for digestive support or energy boost, 1 tablespoon in warm water or tea may be used. Always use in moderation.

Can children consume it? It is safe for children over 1 year old, but should not be given to infants under 12 months. For older children, small amounts are fine, but always check for allergies or sensitivities.

Is Sidr honey good for skin or wounds? Yes — thanks to its natural antibacterial, antioxidant, and tissue-healing properties, Sidr honey can be used topically on minor cuts, burns, or skin irritations, or as part of natural skincare routines (face masks, moisturizers).

Is this honey safe for diabetics? Because it contains high natural sugars, diabetics or people on low-sugar diets should use with caution and monitor overall carbohydrate intake. As always, consult a physician or dietitian if unsure.

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