Manuka honey, which comes from New Zealand, has unique antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It is used in medical settings for wound care and can help with digestive issues, immune support, ...

Like countless other Brits, Harriet Morphy-Morris battles with the daily irritations of allergies and hay fever including a stuffy nose, pounding headaches, puffy, itchy eyes - the lot. In a bid to ...

You just have to know what to look for. Marrakeshh/Getty Images Most natural beauty enthusiasts are familiar with using honey as a topical ingredient for a myriad of treatments, and for good reason.

Soaking collagen scaffolds in manuka honey could increase their ability to produce minerals and promote osteogenesis, yet the scaffolds offer little resistance to bacterial infection, according to ...

If your new year began with a splutter or a cough as opposed to a bang, you are not unusual. A particularly tough winter season has seen myriad respiratory viruses and bugs circulate, with a more ...

Q: What is your take on manuka honey? A: Manuka honey is not a brand of honey; rather, a specific type of honey from New Zealand made from bees that pollinate the flowers of the manuka bush. The ...

Manuka honey reduced breast cancer cell growth by 84% without harming healthy cells or causing major side effects, according to preliminary studies. The findings open the door to developing a natural, ...

Creamy, earthy, and sometimes tropical, floral, or candy-like in taste, manuka honey is a delicious addition to your morning tea, smoothie, or oatmeal. But if you’re just incorporating the superfood ...