Is wild honey poisonous? Can I eat?

Wild honey may contain toxins and is not recommended.

Wild honey often carries certain toxins, mainly because bees bring toxic pollen into the hive during the process of collecting pollen to produce honey. This kind of honey is harmless to bees, but harmful to human body. Moreover, the toxic alkaloids contained in it can cause symptoms of neurotoxicity. A small amount of food will not be dangerous, but a large amount of food will cause serious consequences, including dizziness, headache, numbness of lips and tongue, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. Therefore, it is not advisable to pick edible wild honey without authorization.