Mad honey a rare hallucinogen found in the hills of Nepal. The local name for mad honey is (Pagal Maha) which means crazy honey. Mad honey hunting is traditionally done is Nepal from thousands of years.
Nepalese people use mad honey for medicinal and recreational appeal. The giant honey bee hives on the rhododendron flower and other wild plants which contains grayanotoxin and leads in psychoactive effects, consumption in moderate amount leads in mild psychoactive effect, resulting in feeling of relaxation and euphoria. Whereas, exceeding dose can cause severe stomach ach, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, hallucinations and in extreme cases it can lead heart problems and even death. if consume in moderate doses mad honey is safe. Mad honey has been commonly used as an aphrodisiac(sexual stimulant), in alternative therapy for gastrointestinal disorder and for hypertension for a long time.
Mad Honey Health Benefits
- Boost immunity
- Increase cardiovascular health
- Reduce inflammation
- Soothes stomach
- Wound healing
- Sexual stimulant
- Regulates sleep
- Alternative therapy for gastrointestinal disorder
- Cures Hypertension
- Hallucinogenic tendency
Mad Honey Health Benefits
- Boost immunity
- Increase cardiovascular health
- Reduce inflammation
- Soothes stomach
- Wound healing
- Sexual stimulant
- Regulates sleep
- Alternative therapy for gastrointestinal disorder
- Cures Hypertension
- Hallucinogenic tendency
Mad honey Side Effect
Mad honey side effect is due to the toxins contain on the wild rhododendron flowers where the giant honey bee hives. Mad honey is different from regular honey as it contains grayanotoxin, which is also known as rhodotoxin because it is derived from the nectar of a few rhododendron flower species found on the mountain region of Nepal and named as Mad honey because of its intoxicating properties. Exceeding doses can cause severe side effects such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, sweating, impaired consciousness and various cardiac side effect like bradycardia and hypotension.
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Dizziness
- Sweating
- Impaired conciousness
- Headache
- Blurred vision
- Extremity paresthesia
- Inability to stand
- General weakness
- Hallucinations
- Irregular heart rhythams
- Fainting