White Georgian honey

This type is called white honey, called Kyrgyz white honey and called Russian white honey; to include the countries that produce this honey from the countries that were part of the former Soviet Union, most notably Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. The bees feed on the nectar of the sainfoin flower or sainfoin onobrybchis. Its color at first production is yellow, then crystallizes and turns white, and its texture is creamy. White honey is rich in vitamins, contains high amounts of ascorbic acid and carotene. It is used in therapeutic nutrition for those with corneal diseases, nervous system problems, and headaches of various causes. It is used to activate and strengthen the body in general, helps to reduce stomach swelling, alleviates fever, and helps to enhance male sexual ability. It also contributes to treating uterine bleeding in women, and gargling with a solution of this honey is recommended for tonsillitis.