As an athlete, I pay attention to the foods I put in my body. You can’t fuel yourself on fast, cheap, or fake ingredients. I do my best to follow a simple diet of whole, nutrient-rich foods. I’ve found Aseda Raw Honey to be an excellent addition to my diet. The to-go packs are easy to throw in my jacket on long ski days when I need an extra boost of energy, without the artificial junk. As a conservation biologist and citizen of the world, I appreciate Aseda’s mission to give back to the communities where the raw honey is sourced from and sustain the surrounding environment. Did I mention the unique, sweet flavor that makes this honey addicting?

—Hannah Follender, Aseda Athlete

In this day and age where synthetic energy products seem to outnumber healthy, organic options, it’s refreshing to find products like Aseda Raw Honey. It has a rich and sweet taste that is supremely satisfying and always gives me the boost I need to peak perform. Aseda Raw Honey is a must have for all athletes and aspiring athletes worldwide!

—Chris Rossi, Aseda Athlete

–Breanne Dibahi

Aseda Raw Honey was tested at Karen’s Energy Wellness Center by their CEDSA Unit. The CEDSA is biological-energetic feedback. The computer measures the degree of electrical resistance within the acupuncture meridians of the body to find disturbances and balances. The CEDSA is used also to test the quality and effectiveness of each of Super Herb, Superfood, Spice and Longevity Product Karen’s Energy creates and endorses. This Computer Electro Dermal Stress Analysis unit tested energetically the effectiveness and quality of Aseda Raw Honey. The test came out perfect! 10/10 for both effectiveness and quality! This Honey truly is most medicinal, effective, and energizing to the body and it’s the only Honey Karen’s Energy carries.

Bees have a magical way of connecting you to other bee lovers. Several years ago, a supporter of my film Vanishing of the Bees suggested I connect with a conscientious young man who was working with beekeepers from Ghana. When I spoke to Anthony I instantly realized that we shared the same reverence for the sister bees. We all shared values. Aseda means gratitude and with that comes integrity and a respect for sustainability. Then I tasted the sacred honey; dark, smoky, raw, real, and like nothing you ever tasted. I personally mix it with Tahini in the middle of the night. But sshhh, don’t tell anyone. During one of our fundraising efforts, Aseda donated some honey. Upon tasting a spoonful, one of our guests, Dr. Ol Doinyo Laetoli le Baaba, a shaman of African (Maasai) descent, exclaimed. “Wow it tastes as amazing as an African woman.” When doing demos we relish the look on people’s faces when they first try Aseda. It’s an experience. Thank you!

–Maryam Henein Founder, HoneyColon

Aseda is amazing! While in Africa the children in the Masai communities loved the honey, I almost ran out before my trip started because it was so popular. On the trek we experienced a few rough patches. I had a bad case of food poisoning and the only thing I could keep down was the honey. Soon, almost our entire team had food poisoning and the honey packets were handed out to provide extra energy since solid food was hard to get down. Later in the trip we experienced a porter mutiny where we were on top of Kilimanjaro with no water and little food. A few porters experienced altitude sickness and again the honey was passed around. A few porters came to me and asked for the medicine, I wasn’t sure what they were talking about until they pointed to the Aseda. Everywhere I travel I carry my Aseda for pure enjoyment and medicinal purposes. Thanks you!

—Sydney Osmun, Aseda Athlete

“A gourmet functional energy food.” ~ As described by the biological process of digestion, absorption, and energy production created by Aseda Wild Honey in the body.

— Daniel Rhoda, Auyervedic Practitioner

I had a small burn on my wrist from a baking sheet.  It made a blister about the size of a dime.  After the blister popped, it began to heal for a few days, but then some kind of weird infection developed that caused the wound to grow.  The ointment prescribed to me by my M.D cleared the infection, yet, the wound still not heal.  I had an open crater the size of a quarter for over a week. Having run out of ointment and wanting to protect it from contamination, I smeared my wound with Aseda honey and covered it with a gauze dressing.  The next morning the lesion was smaller.  I continued this treatment for several more days until the wound had filled in with new skin.  This has become my treatment of choice with all minor wounds…before infection can set in.