India, April 14 -- Arvind Patel, MD, Bharat Vedica - A Patel Venture

In the quiet, misty corners of childhood memories, honey was never just a condiment trapped inside a bottle. It was sacred nectar, a golden gift from nature that arrived in small earthen pots or repurposed glass jars. Many of us remember grandmothers, during hot summer days, stirring a spoonful of that thick, amber liquid into a glass of cool water with a squeeze of lemon, creating a simple, refreshing drink that helped beat the heat while keeping the body energised and nourished. In that deep, floral aroma that would fill the room, there lived an inherent, unspoken trust. It wasn't just food; it was a core piece of family rituals. However, as people walk through modern...