cyclops
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Wondering which is "better?"
I have access to rather high-quality of each, and since they are similar price, and I use them in similar fashion, I wonder: which one is doing me more good?
Is one of these more nutritious then the other? or have any very special properties the other does not? If I had to guess, I'm leaning towards honey, because it has been spoken of so highly, but I think I may have heard Peat say that maple syrup is even better if not allergenic. Neither seem allergenic for me.
Also the honey is raw; it's raw, organic, and unfiltered. The maple syrup isn't raw, just organic. Maybe that gives honey the edge?
Edit: I also have access to high-quality raw agave syrup, so that is an option as well.
I have access to rather high-quality of each, and since they are similar price, and I use them in similar fashion, I wonder: which one is doing me more good?
Is one of these more nutritious then the other? or have any very special properties the other does not? If I had to guess, I'm leaning towards honey, because it has been spoken of so highly, but I think I may have heard Peat say that maple syrup is even better if not allergenic. Neither seem allergenic for me.
Also the honey is raw; it's raw, organic, and unfiltered. The maple syrup isn't raw, just organic. Maybe that gives honey the edge?
Edit: I also have access to high-quality raw agave syrup, so that is an option as well.