Soothing manuka honey tea for a cough or cold.

Manuka honey for coughs

Clearing your cough with Manuka honey The annoyance of a cough Coughs can be persistent and bothersome, at times lasting weeks after the initial illness or irritation has occurred. This can be distressing in public, as you attempt to contain your cough and not appear ill. Coughs are physically uncomfortable and can disrupt your daily […]

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Woman applying Manuka Honey to Benefit the Skin

Benefits of Manuka Honey for Skin

Different ways Manuka honey can benefit the skin Manuka honey contains many bioactive compounds. Bioactive means to be biologically active and having an influence on living organism and their tissue and cells. This means bioactive Manuka honey affects our skin when it makes contact. Manuka honey’s bioactive compounds have a beneficial and positive influence on

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What is MGO in Manuka honey?

What is Manuka Honey? Manuka honey is known for its natural medicinal properties. The Methylglyoxal (MGO) present in Manuka honey is what makes it unique. MGO has potent and long-lasting antibacterial, prebiotic, anti-inflammatory and wound healing properties.  Manuka honey is produced in Australian and New Zealand from the Leptospermum family of plants. The bees collect

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Manuka Honey for Dogs

What is Manuka honey? Manuka honey is produced from the nectar collected from the Leptospermum species of plant. Manuka honey is unique because it contains Methylglyoxal (MGO). MGO along with Hydrogen Peroxide gives this honey additional and potent antibacterial, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. The honey is tested and assigned an MGO rating based on the

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Bee Swarms Work Like Giant Brains, Where Each Bee Is a Nerve Cell (Bee Science Shows) On their own, bee brains are fairly remarkable things, although human computing power still trumps them. But new (bee science) research suggests that individual members of a swarm behave surprisingly like neurons in a human brain.] Not only does

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