Discover research-backed methods to speed up healing after getting stitches. From optimal nutrition to proper wound care, ...

Medical honey proves effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, transforming wound care and offering hope in the fight ...

But all you can do with that bear honey is pour it in your tea, whereas with manuka, you can make a face mask, apply it to wounds, slather it on pimples and even use it in a throat-saving tonic.

Honey, especially medical-grade varieties like Manuka, can be a safe, natural option for minor burns and shallow wounds. Its antibacterial properties—hydrogen peroxide, acidity, and MGO—help ...

There have been many recent research developments stemming from Cardiff University which have shown honeys in general, and particularly manuka honey, as effective with chronic wounds and MRSA ...

New research from Auckland University of Technology reveals that eight native New Zealand honeys, beyond mānuka, possess unique antioxidant, antibacterial, and bioactive properties. Thyme and beech ...