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Honey, in general, has been used in health through history, only falling out of medical favour in the 1900s with the rise of modern antibiotics (1). With the increased use of antibiotics and antibacterial products more and more bugs are becoming resistant to current treatments (2). Attempts to make bugs resistant to Manuka honey (NPA 15+, MGO 550+ mg/kg) have failed, even when using diluted honey (4.0–14.8% honey) (2).
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If you read this article, you probably may have heard about Manuka Honey and its medicinal and healing properties. But have you ever wondered about...
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Honey has been used as a medicine for many thousands of years, across many different cultures including the Ancient Greeks, Romans and Chinese. It ...
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Manuka honey is only created in a few special locations in Eastern coast of Australia and New Zealand where you can find species of a flowering pla...
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In previous articles, we examined Manuka Honey piece by piece: why it is so useful, expensive, and its composition. This article focuses on the spe...
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Australian Manuka is a long-recognized product that is different from other types of honey and there are compelling reasons for this. But how does ...
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We are sure enough to put the word “Top” in our topic because we know what we sell and proud of it. In this article, we describe 5 of our best prod...
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Honey has always been one of the most beloved sweets across the planet. It is the very first sweetener in the world. Ancient people used honey not ...
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Honey is used as a substitute for sugar, served for dessert with tea, and our grandmothers have always used it as an integral drug for treating col...
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Manuka Honey, like any other honey, is a product made by bees. At first glance, you may not see the contrast between ordinary delicacy and Manuka H...
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Everyone knows and loves this delicacy since ancient times. This product is the most established in our diet. More recently, people have changed th...
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Did you know that manuka honey is not the same everywhere? Moreover, batches from one place can also be different. So, what factors vary? For this ...
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