Manuka Honey Is Simply Amazing!
Product Review: Wedderspoon Manuka Honey KFactor 16+
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I recently did a post on Honey and Turmeric (Golden Milk) which was so successful, that I have now followed it up with an article on Honey and Ginger.
As you all know by now, I really like honey as so in this article I will focus more on ginger and the wonderful health benefits of ginger. Continue reading “Honey And Ginger”
Honey
Honey is amazing – by now everyone knows that I love honey, so I won’t focus to much on honey in this article about honey and turmeric.
I will talk more about turmeric.
Turmeric
Turmeric root (Curcuma longa) is actually part of the GINGER Family and native to south east Asia. (see you learn something every day!) Continue reading “Honey and Turmeric”
Bees are a passive creature by nature. They really only attack close to the nest when their home (the colony) is under attack or when they feel personally threatened. Otherwise they simply go about their day looking for flowers and collecting nectar that ultimately gets converted into wonder sweet honey for us to eat. Continue reading “How To Remove A Bee Sting”
Manuka Honey is the honey produced when bees visit the Manuka Bush which is native to Australia and New Zealand. This special type of honey has a different anti-bacterial activity than regular honey. So Is Manuka Honey Good? The answer is YES, ITS FANTASTIC.
But you MUST get the right sort of activity level in Manuka Honey in order for it to be most effective. Continue reading “Is Manuka Honey Good?”
Did you know that some Manuka Honey is so full of health benefits that it can be rated for Medical uses? Yes, medical grade Manuka Honey actually exists!
This is because it is jam packed with antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. These powerful properties act as a healing agent for the body.
A wonderful cup of hot water filled with the beautiful smells of lemon and honey has been a family staple of mine for as long as I can remember.
Honey has many, many antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that can really benefit the body in so many ways, especially honey on an empty stomach.
It is definitely my favorite all-natural sweetener and “go-to” ingredient within my natural medicine cabinet.
Many people want to know, should they include more honey in their diets? Would this be a positive thing to do or not? It’s only natural to be curious.
Manuka Honey in particular has been shown to be the MOST beneficial when it comes to improving the bodies health. It is full on wonderful and powerful enzymes and nutrients to really help our bodies get healthier sooner and then stay healthier for longer. Continue reading “Honey on an Empty Stomach”
Australian Manuka Honey and New Zealand Manuka Honey have some of the highest antibacterial properties in the world. It is one reason why it is one of nature’s most sought after super foods.
Manuka Honey is created when bees visit the flowers produced by the Leptospermum plant (also called the Manuka Bush or Native Tea Tree Plant) which is native to New Zealand, Australia and some plants have even been found in South East Asia. To learn more about the botanicals involved with this plant, please click here. Continue reading “Australian Manuka Honey”
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Hello everyone,
Today we are going to be learning a bit more about the wonderful Botanical Plant family that creates the wonderful flowers that the bees visit to gather the nectar which gets converted to make Manuka Honey. Manuka Honey is celebrated worldwide for it’s antibacterial and antimicrobial properties.
So what EXACTLY is the name of the plant that creates this wonderful honey called Manuka Honey? Continue reading “The Plant Family Leptospermum (Australian Native Tea Tree / Manuka Bush)”
