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Benefits of Manuka Honey for Skin

November 2nd, 2011 · No Comments · manuka honey health benefits

Manuka honey is known for a wide range of benefits for skin ailments. It is probably the most extraordinary natural health care substance of the past decades. Admitted, honey has been recognized as an effective skin care product since the dawn of mankind. Ancient cultures as the Egyptians and Greeks already mentioned its health and [...]

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What If Antibiotics Don’t Work For Strep Throat

January 12th, 2011 · No Comments · manuka honey health benefits, sore throat

Strep throat is generally treated with antibiotics but what if antibiotics don’t work? It is strongly discouraged to continue antibiotics treatment when it doesn’t work. So what to do then? Strep throat or streptococcal pharyngitis is caused by a group A streptococcus bacterium. The most common symptoms are a sore throat and fever. Preferred choice [...]

The Medical Uses of Manuka Honey

January 11th, 2011 · No Comments · acid reflux, acne, burns, eczema, manuka honey health benefits, MRSA, sinus infection, sore throat, stomach ulcer, water warts

The buzz around the medical uses of manuka honey is getting louder. Thanks to ongoing (laboratory) research and positive experiences with the application of this medicinal honey from New Zealand. More and more people are wondering; “what can manuka honey do for me?” Well to keep it very short and simple; as far as science [...]

Manuka Honey Cures Bladder Infection

January 7th, 2011 · 2 Comments · bladder infection, manuka honey health benefits

A reoccurring bladder infection in a 5 year old was cured by manuka honey. Yesterday a visitor on my Squidoo lens on medical uses of manuka honey informed me about this positive development. She wrote: Manuka honey has been the only thing in 3 years to stop my 5 year old daughters reoccurring bladder infections. [...]

Manuka Honey Benefits for Acne

December 23rd, 2010 · 1 Comment · acne, manuka honey health benefits

Since manuka honey is the most researched honey known today, and it is clinically proven to cure various skin conditions I think we can speak of a medicinal honey. In fact the special manuka honey based wound dressings manufactured by Medihoney are FDA approved, CE marked medical devices. But how about manuka honey and acne. [...]

Sore Throat, Strepsils Or Manuka Honey?

September 21st, 2010 · No Comments · manuka honey health benefits, sore throat

What’s more effective in case of a sore throat, Strepsils antibacterial throat lozenges or manuka honey? I found this document (.pdf) with summaries of completed research conducted by the Waikato Honey Research Unit (New Zealand). One study report demonstrated the potential of honey in treating sore throats caused by the Streptococcus bacterium. The researchers compared [...]

C-Section Wound Infection | Prevention and Treatment

July 13th, 2010 · No Comments · honey wound care, manuka honey health benefits, MRSA, surgical wound care

Does your c-section wound hurt and smell? It might be infected. As with all surgical incisions it is recommended to make sure C-section wounds will heal as quickly as possible. Open wounds, especially those which are not healing, are prone to infections. When such a wound is infected it will not heal and it will [...]

Manuka Honey Offers Acid Reflux Relief

May 4th, 2010 · 1 Comment · acid reflux, manuka honey health benefits

Is manuka honey a cure for acid reflux? No, it is not a cure but there are much anecdotal reports showing it offers substantial relief. If you’ll take a look at the website of Waikato University’s Honey Research Unit you’ll see a lot of studies on the medical use of honey have been done the [...]

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Water Warts Treatment with Manuka Honey

April 20th, 2010 · 1 Comment · manuka honey health benefits, water warts

Water warts (Molluscum contagiosum) are a infectious but benign skin ailment. The warts or jelly like spots, described by Wikipedia as flesh-colored, dome-shaped and pearly lesions, are especially common under children below the age of five. Also people with reduced immunity and risky sexual behavior (e.g. HIV positive people) have an increased risk for this [...]

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