Honey has been used to heal a variety of different medical ailments for many years, even before modernday medicine was invented. Why did honey fall out of favor as a medicinal item? Mostly because doctors and other health care professionals just thought that antibiotics and traditional forms of medication were better. However, this isn't necessarily true.
The fact is that honey has many healing qualities and health benefits, both internally and topically on the skin. Some types of honey contain more healing properties than others. For example, Manuka Honey from New Zealand contains more healing properties than any other type of honey in the world. This is mostly due to its floral nectar components and its ability to produce low levels of hydrogen peroxide.
Manuka Honey is used to treat a wide spectrum of health conditions. Such conditions include stomach aches, stomach ulcers, sore throats, strep throat, irritable bowl syndrome (IBS), acid refulx disease, gastritis and a whole host of other problems. When used on the skin, Manuka Honey can heal wounds, burns, pressure sores, skin ulcers, fungal infections (such as ringworm, athlete's foot, jock itch and nail fungus), acne and even antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections such as MRSA and VRE.
People all over the world are beginning to recognize
Manuka Honey as healing honey that in many instances, outperforms
medicine. Because Manuka Honey is a natural ingredient, it has also
been found to have no negative side effects when used for medicinal
purposes.
For individuals who are interested in exploring natural alternatives to pharmaceuticals, active medical-grade Manuka honey may be the solution. Manuka honey can also be used simultaneously while taking medication.
Active UMF 10+ Manuka Honey 
