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Journal of ApiProduct & ApiMedical Science[1], Vol. 3 (4) pp. 141 – 159, October 2011
Abstract Many bioactive phenolic compounds have been reported in hive products.
This review discusses the occurrence and putative therapeutic applications of these phenolic compounds and is intended to be read by scientists, physicians, nutritionists, and other researchers interested in the rapidly developing science of honey and related products.
In view of the information presented here, honey can be regarded as a rich source of phenolic bioactive molecules with promising potential benefits to health.
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