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From a flower called Manuka, the bees remove highly nutritious pollen and produce a

variety of honey rich in benefits.

Originally from Oceania, Manuka honey has been used not only to sweeten the palates,

but also as ingredients for care with beauty and health.

See 7 amazing benefits and medicinal uses of manuka honey:

Strength and energy

Because of its sugar content, manuka honey is an excellent source of carbohydrates that

energy for the body.

At the same time, the manuka honey takes advantage other natural sweeteners because it has

a lower glycemic index than many of them, thus avoiding blood sugar spikes.

Immune system

Studies show that manuka honey stimulates the immune system, preventing infections,

such as sore throats and common cold.

Next time you feel the flu is close by, try drinking hot tea

with a tablespoon of manuka honey.

Improves digestive health

Studies have shown that manuka honey is great for the gut because of its properties

prebiotics.

Its oligosaccharides have a positive impact in the proliferation of good bacteria

live in our gut.

In addition, this honey contains beneficial enzymes for various types of problems related to

digestion.

It is recommended to take a teaspoon of honey of manuka about 30 minutes before meals

and before bedtime, to treat digestive disorders such as stomach ulcers, sore throats,

acid reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, ulcerative colitis and gastritis.

When the symptoms are reduced, you can take a teaspoon per day as

maintenance.

Antibacterial activity

Just like conventional honey, manuka honey contains antibacterial properties, however,

each type of honey has different levels of these properties.

In the case of manuka honey, the antibacterial compounds present in it are not found in other

types of honey.

For this reason, it is very effective in treating of infections.

Studies have also shown that the use of honey manuka accelerated healing in patients

who underwent surgical procedure.

You can use manuka honey topically in the treatment of skin diseases and wounds.

Manuka honey should be applied directly in the affected area.

In case of nasal infection and sinusitis, try put a teaspoon of manuka honey

in a glass of warm water.

Add the ingredients to an inhaler.

Repeat this procedure daily until that the symptoms disappear.

Antioxidants

Due to its strong antioxidant activity, manuka honey protects the body against

free radical damage, which could lead to cause cell damage and aging

accelerated.

Anti-inflammatory action

Manuka honey is also a potent anti-inflammatory, which can be used in the treatment of pain

in the eyes, in the throat, in the relief of burns and skin irritation.

Some research has confirmed that these properties anti-inflammatory drugs also work in the

of burns and inflammations of the stomach and intestines.

Its benefits also extend to the skin, being a great ingredient for masks

facials that treat different types of problems of skin such as: redness, peeling,

acne and even eczema.

If you have any eye infections, try drip a few drops of a solution of one

teaspoon of manuka honey diluted in one glass of warm water in his eyes.

Use an eyedropper to make it easier.

Repeat daily until symptoms disappear.

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Why do I ride - Duration: 10:34.

Why do I ride?

Because of this.

Why do I ride?

Because of this.

And this.

And this.

What's up?

So uh...Weather's nice today I'm going to finish scrubbing in this new tire.

I'm gonna go film wheelie wednesday later but, right now I wanted to talk about something

uh...

There's a motovlogger I watch he's got a fairly small channel, he's got just under three thousand

subs I think.

The guy, his name is uh, the channel name is A Dork In The Road.

And when I first saw that I had to click on it, and then I became jealous because I was

like dang, that's a good name I wish I'd come up with it.

He's got this really cool old school video game intro and outro, it just makes me laugh.

The guy seems pretty cool, he's out in Oregon.

Anyway he did a video the other day called why do I ride.

I think that was the title, something like that, but that was the point of the video

anyway.

Why do I ride?

He said he gets that question all the time.

Well first of all if you gotta ask that question man, something's wrong with you.

How could you not enjoy riding?

Like, how could you not enjoy a big green bug slapping in to your face shield right

in your line of sight?

That bug said hoof to that damn face shield.

You're nuts junior.

Hang on a second I'm going to have to pull over here and get this off.

I mean this sucker is right in my line of sight, it's making me go cross eyed.

I'm going to pull over right down here and get this off.

Ahh yeah, so we're back.

What was I saying about if you have to ask why somebody rides you, somethings wrong with

you?

So, why do I ride?

Well first of all...

Why do I ride?

I've never really thought about it.

It just seems like such a... it just seems like such a crazy question to ask.

You know?

Why do you not ride?

That's the real question.

Like...

So I get over... here's one of the things that he mentioned in his videos, and this

is a big thing for me.

When you're on a motorcycle you are taking in the road, you're taking in the scenery

like you just don't do in a car.

If you're on four wheels, and you're surrounded by a cage you're just not...you're not part

of the road like you are on a motorcycle.

Umm, I don't know how to explain it any better than that.

It's just...you smell everything, you see every little thing.

You have to, because if you let something slip up on you that's when you get in trouble.

So yeah, you have to pay more attention when you're on the road, and as a result you just...

you just take in everything.

and it's just wonderful to get out here on these roads and... like right now I smell

somebody's burning something, I smell the smells of spring, fresh grass cut...I mean

you just don't get that in a car.

It's just so relaxing to get out, and...ride and soak up the sun, cause you don't soak

up the sun in a car.

It's just different.

It's just better.

Everything about it is better.

And if you think I'm going to be able to put together five reasons why, and sit here and

number them and keep up with them, then you, you don't understand my ADD riddled mind so...

I won't be able to do that, I'll be jumping around, but...

The danger...the danger factor is definitely why I ride, I mean, I'm not an adrenaline

junky, I wouldn't say that, but, you know I do like the feel of speed.

I love that sensation.

Nothing makes you feel more alive like almost dying.

There's no doubt about that so.

There's just really nothing like it.

There's just nothing like having that power between your legs,

and you just hang on and put a big smile on your face, I mean, again, how could you not ride?

Another reason why I ride is it's better than sitting on the couch.

Like...

I like to be up doing things.

I don't like to be on the couch.

I do not enjoy just laying around the house all day long.

It just...first of all it drains me of energy, I usually get a headache, and so it's a perfect

way to get out here and soak up some vitamin D, and be doing something.

Another reason why I ride, is I had no idea where this road went until I went down it

a few months ago.

You know, it's just the freedom, because it doesn't cost you much, you know.

It costs me, if this tank is empty it costs me about eight or nine bucks to fill it completely

up with 93 octane.

That eight or nine bucks, man, can uh...it can take me a long way.

Take me down a lot of roads I've never been on before.

I love to explore.

You don't do that in a car, you're not just driving down the road, you see a road, and

you say, "I"m just going to turn here and see where it takes me."

But that's the kind of thing you do on a motorcycle.

I do that all the time.

That's brings enjoyment, to my life.

Reason number D why I ride.

I mean let's just face it, if you're on two wheels you are automatically cooler than everybody

else.

I mean even if you're on a scooter, if you're on two wheels man you're cooler than everybody

else, it's just the way it works.

I mean, I don't make these rules, that's just the way it works.

ooow that wind is kickin, and I'm thinking about stickin.

Reason number 8..

Twisties are fun!

Reason number F.

Wheelies!

So yeah, umm, that's just some reasons, I don't know, I'm going to keep filming and

try to think of more reasons.

You know.

I wish I could be the type of person that plans this thing out, and has them all in

my head before I take off, but that just ain't me.

I had the general idea, and I wanted to go ride and scrub this tire in, and so here we

are.

OK.

So, if you don't like it, then...

I don't know.

Reason number...ummm... eleven, I don't know, could be reason number three I don't really

know.

I'm not keeping track of it.

Yeah, reason number eleven, I'm going to go ahead and put an end to this one.

Hope you guys enjoyed it.

Stay safe out there, spay and neuter, and have a nice day!