Location: NEPAL, LAMJUNG,ROLPA,JAJARKOT GANDAKI

mad honey.
Mad honey, also known as hallucinogenic honey, is a type of honey that contains certain compounds known as grayanotoxins. These toxins are found in nectar from specific plants, primarily in the rhododendron family, which are visited by bees during the honey-making process. When bees collect nectar from these plants, the grayanotoxins can end up in the honey they produce. Consuming mad honey can have psychoactive effects on humans, leading to a range of symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, hallucinations, delirium, and in some cases, heart-related issues. The intensity of these effects can vary depending on the amount of grayanotoxins present in the honey and the individual's sensitivity to them.