Chestnut honey is a type of honey obtained from the extracts collected by bees from the flowers of the chestnut tree in a certain period. This honey, which we can obtain thanks to the bees working intensively in June, when the chestnut trees begin to bloom, is considered among the more valuable honeys since it can be produced less than many other flower honeys.
Benefits:

• It is used as a supportive treatment element in many diseases with its germicidal effect.

• Increases body resistance. It is protective against diseases, especially in cold weather. It is good for infections in the throat and urinary tract.

• It is useful for cough and cuts dry cough.

• It is a powerful antioxidant. It renews the cells and cleans the body.

• It is effective against lung diseases.

• It has a therapeutic aspect.

• It has anti-cancer properties.

• It heals wounds. It treats wounds in the mouth with its antiseptic feature.

• It is also healing for skin wounds.

• It prevents intestinal gases. With its digestive strengthening feature, it ensures better digestion of food.

• It prevents constipation by keeping water in the intestines.

• With its ability to regulate blood sugar, it prevents people who are on a diet from opening quickly. It accelerates blood circulation and makes it easier to move.

• It has a protective feature against jaundice.

• It helps in the treatment of injuries of the bones.

• Chestnut honey is effective against heartburn caused by reflux and ulcers.