Magic Honey

The Ministry of Health has issued an urgent warning against the weight-loss product "Magic Honey." Marketed as natural, the product actually contains a dangerous chemical substance that poses a life-threatening risk.

After laboratory tests found that the dubious product contains a prohibited medicinal substance, the director of the Ministry's Enforcement and Inspection Division revealed that hospitalizations following its use have already been reported in Israel. 'It is a dangerous substance,' he warns, explaining that severe side effects can appear as early as the first use.

The Israel Ministry of Health warns against consuming 'Magic Honey,' also marketed as 'Honey for Weight Loss,' after laboratory tests confirmed it contains sibutramine, a banned substance linked to severe health complications.

Laboratory tests have identified sibutramine in "Magic Honey," a substance prohibited in Israel that can cause heart attacks, strokes, and other severe health risks. The Ministry of Health urges the public to avoid this product.

Following mako Health's report on nine women suffering severe side effects from "magic honey," the Ministry of Health has issued an official warning, confirming the product contains the banned substance sibutramine, which poses life-threatening risks.

Marketed on social media as a "natural" weight loss product, this substance is causing alarming symptoms in users. Women report dizziness, nausea, mood swings, and feelings akin to drug withdrawal.