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manuka

manuka

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A strong dark honey made from manuka flowers that can kill germs
  • noun
  • /məˈnuːkə/
  • Australian
: miel de manuka
  • The site also has some interesting links to the scientific data on medical uses for manuka honey.

The fourth thing you can do to improve stomach acid is take manuka honey.

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Examples

  • The doctor suggested using manuka honey to help heal the patient's infection due to its antibacterial properties.

  • For wound care, the therapeutic Manuka honey is sourced, gathered, processed, and packaged in carefully controlled sterile conditions.

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  • The progress my wound made with manuka honey had the whole medical office flabbergasted.

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  • I did absolutely nothing to the wound but treat it with manuka honey until there was no scab left.

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  • For all skin issues for my family (and amazed friends now too), I recommend medical grade Manuka honey.

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  • The renowned UMF Manuka honey, perhaps the tastiest natural medicine, is commonly cited in many discussions on the health benefits of honey.

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  • After reading about its benefits, I decided to buy manuka honey for its strong flavor and health advantages.

  • Many people swear by manuka honey for soothing sore throats and supporting overall health.

How Strong

manuka
  • Australian
1 7.9
honey
28 3.0

Surface Forms

manuka singular
manukas plural

Etymology

Manuka for honey is named after the Māori shrub mānuka because bees make this dark, strong-tasting honey from the shrub's flowers, so manuka honey is named after the plant and is known for its health qualities.