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manuka honey

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Jane

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I heard about this from a health talk show. Callers had many good things to report about its antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is also used for digestive issue like reflux.

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My husband bought some from his health food dealer so we'll probably have the boys try it. I'm curious if anyone else had used it.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
I heard about this from a health talk show. Callers had many good things to report about its antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is also used for digestive issue like reflux.

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://benefitofmanukahoney.com/2010/08/scientists-identify-a-secret-ingredient-in-honey-that-kills-bacteria/
">http://benefitofmanukahoney.co...-that-kills-bacteria/
</a>
My husband bought some from his health food dealer so we'll probably have the boys try it. I'm curious if anyone else had used it.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
I heard about this from a health talk show. Callers had many good things to report about its antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is also used for digestive issue like reflux.
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">http://benefitofmanukahoney.co...-that-kills-bacteria/
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<br />My husband bought some from his health food dealer so we'll probably have the boys try it. I'm curious if anyone else had used it.
 
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Mallymookcf

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never heard of it..but thanks for the info..gonna check it out! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> let us know if you find it to help ur boys!
 
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Mallymookcf

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never heard of it..but thanks for the info..gonna check it out! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> let us know if you find it to help ur boys!
 
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Mallymookcf

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never heard of it..but thanks for the info..gonna check it out! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> let us know if you find it to help ur boys!
 
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Bridge76

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I tried using this last year. taking spoonfuls and gargling it twice a day. It's very expensive in the UK and comes in a variety of strenghts (I think 25 or 30 having the highest antibacterial properties). I didn't notice any improvement with it, but the research is interesting (I read that it killed cepacaia in a petri dish - not that I culture that).

Just remember not to use it in hot drinks or anything, as the heat will kill off the antibacterial properties.

Let us know how you go.

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Bridge76

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I tried using this last year. taking spoonfuls and gargling it twice a day. It's very expensive in the UK and comes in a variety of strenghts (I think 25 or 30 having the highest antibacterial properties). I didn't notice any improvement with it, but the research is interesting (I read that it killed cepacaia in a petri dish - not that I culture that).

Just remember not to use it in hot drinks or anything, as the heat will kill off the antibacterial properties.

Let us know how you go.

S
 
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Bridge76

Guest
I tried using this last year. taking spoonfuls and gargling it twice a day. It's very expensive in the UK and comes in a variety of strenghts (I think 25 or 30 having the highest antibacterial properties). I didn't notice any improvement with it, but the research is interesting (I read that it killed cepacaia in a petri dish - not that I culture that).
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<br />Just remember not to use it in hot drinks or anything, as the heat will kill off the antibacterial properties.
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<br />Let us know how you go.
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simflier

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I tried using it just this month, it comes from New Zealand my sister bought it for me and he said it is good in my body. I also bought <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.manukasea.com.au/manuka-honey">manuka honey</a> from Australia.
 
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simflier

New member
I tried using it just this month, it comes from New Zealand my sister bought it for me and he said it is good in my body. I also bought <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.manukasea.com.au/manuka-honey">manuka honey</a> from Australia.
 
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simflier

New member
I tried using it just this month, it comes from New Zealand my sister bought it for me and he said it is good in my body. I also bought <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.manukasea.com.au/manuka-honey">manuka honey</a> from Australia.
 
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mom2owen

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Such an interesting topic. My mom is a lavender farmer and bee keeper in Michigan but she spends our winters in Australia. She has sent me Manuka honey many times. There is a whole line of products. She swears up and down by the healing properties of both honey and lavender, and not just because she works with it! I will be interested to see if it works for anyone here. We do give it to both kids when they have coughs from a cold, if nothing else, they love the taste!
 
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mom2owen

New member
Such an interesting topic. My mom is a lavender farmer and bee keeper in Michigan but she spends our winters in Australia. She has sent me Manuka honey many times. There is a whole line of products. She swears up and down by the healing properties of both honey and lavender, and not just because she works with it! I will be interested to see if it works for anyone here. We do give it to both kids when they have coughs from a cold, if nothing else, they love the taste!
 
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mom2owen

New member
Such an interesting topic. My mom is a lavender farmer and bee keeper in Michigan but she spends our winters in Australia. She has sent me Manuka honey many times. There is a whole line of products. She swears up and down by the healing properties of both honey and lavender, and not just because she works with it! I will be interested to see if it works for anyone here. We do give it to both kids when they have coughs from a cold, if nothing else, they love the taste!
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
We gave it about 2 months but we didn't really see any changes. We really wanted it to work because we loved the idea of it and it tasted great, but it was too expensive to use it that way.
 
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Jane

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We gave it about 2 months but we didn't really see any changes. We really wanted it to work because we loved the idea of it and it tasted great, but it was too expensive to use it that way.
 
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