THE HEALING RANGE

FOR ORAL, SKIN & DIGESTIVE SUPPORT

There is no debate about the antibacterial properties of raw honey and its capacity to heal the body particularly on skin application for wounds and dealing with digestive issues. Studies have highlighted the effective and targeted nature of raw honey fighting dozens of strains, including E. coli and salmonella.

So what's the magic that makes honey so antimicrobic? Bees are miraculous insects that can deposit hydrogen peroxide into the honey as they synthesize flower pollen. As raw honey is naturally acidic, this combination of activity provides antibacterial properties.

Honey has been used by ancient civilizations to heal wounds and modern science is only just catching up to show its efficacy in the treatment of inflammation, skin sores, ulcers, and burns and even been proven to heal wounds that antibiotics struggles to treat, but the honey itself has to be free of contaminants.

Our Healing Range is specifically targeted to provide support for:

Digestive issues | Wounds & Infections | Skin Care | Cold Sores | Sinus Care | Oral Care

OUR RECOMMENDED VARIETIES FOR THE HEALING RANGE:

Our Manuka range UMF10+, UMF 15+ and UMF 22+ are some of the highest grades of Manuka on the market and they are packed, labeled and shipped directly from our New Zealand beekeepers. The Patagonian Ulmo honey all the way from Chile is amazing for the immune system and Yemeni Sidr Balqees honey is highly antibacterial and anti-inflammatory and tastes heavenly.

RECOMMENDED USE

INTERNAL HEALING

Take 1 generous teaspoon of ANY of our Healing range raw honey every morning, and teaspoon every night before sleep.

Also, take a spoonful during the day in warm water (never hot) as a natural rejuvenating tea whenever you feel like a little pick-me-up.

RECOMMENDED USE

EXTERNAL HEALING

The UMF 22+ Manuka can be used as a topical application on the skin as the antiseptic properties help heal wounds. If your skin is irritable or inflamed it’s recommended (after cleaning the infected area) to gently apply a light coat of honey in the morning and evening time. Also if there’s a possibility of irritated skin coming into contact with objects or clothes then it's recommended to cover that whole area with a cotton medical-grade pad that is secured with hypoallergenic medical tape. It’s highly recommended to seek medical advice in the event of open wounds or infections.