Active Manuka Honey - now available in the US

Active Manuka Honey is a medicinal honey collected from the flower of the wild tea tree bush in New Zealand. Active Manuka Honey has been extensively researched by Dr. Molan (Senior Lecturer Biochemistry Department, Waikato University, New Zealand) for over 20 years. Dr. Molan has found that Active Manuka Honey seems to naturally destroy staph aureus and streptococcus pyogenes (common bacteria present in sore and strep throats, tonsillitis and colds) as well as h. pylori (helicobacter pylori), the bacteria responsible for stomach and duodenal ulcers (peptic ulcers).

UMF Active Manuka Honey from New Zealand is a natural remedy to treat stomach ulcers caused by h pylori infection, acid reflux/ heartburn, gastritis and many more internal health problems.

Internal Uses

Active Manuka Honey may be the natural remedy millions of stomach ulcer sufferers have been looking for world-wide. It is used for all kinds of internal upsets such as

External Uses

Active Manuka Honey is also applied externally as natural antibacterial wound dressing to ulcers, burns, wounds, sores, scars and seems to be effective against the hospital superbug MRSA.

Benefits

· No known side effects
· Supported by extensive research
· Proven to fight h. pylori bacteria
· Protects and heals the stomach
· Can be used as long-term treatment
· No further irritation for the stomach
· Easily available
· Can cure both, bacterial and non-bacterial stomach problems
· Cost effective
· Easy to use and safe
· Excellent complimentary remedy for other treatments

Research:

Dr. Peter Molan, Senior Lecturer at the Waikato University in New Zealand discovered the honey's natural ability destroy h. pylori bacteria. He named this property UMF.

The UMF activity has been described by Molan and Russell (1998) and Allen (1991). The mysterious substance has so far not been identified. Westen (1999) found that the activity was not caused by the phenolics (including flavonoids) found in the honey.

Research has shown a link between gastritis and peptic ulcers and the bacteria Helicobacter Pylori. Manuka Honey with UMF activity, and other honey with peroxide activity, were both tested in laboratory cultures again helicobacter pylori. Only Manuka Honey showed inhibition against the bacteria, with complete inhibition shown at 5% honey concentration (Al Somal 1994).

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Our current UMF Rating

Our current honey in stock has a UMF Rating of 19.8. The UMF Rating changes every season, as does the weather (cold / hot / wet summers) in New Zealand where the honey is collected.

Finally a negative H. Pylori Result...

"I felt like I had to yawn all the time, so I went to my doctor for the regular check-up. I told my doctor about the frequent yawning. My doctor had me tested for h. pylori, which tested positive. This was in December, 2 years ago. My doctor prescribed me a very strong antibiotic for about 2 weeks, but it made me quite sick because it was so strong. After 6 months I was re-tested for h. pylori. The h. pylori count did come down some, but it still tested positive.
My husband received a laptop for Christmas. I asked him to research h. pylori. He found this website. I ordered the honey and took 4 teaspoons a day. I was also taking Aciphex at the time, and found that it was too much together with the manuka honey, so I reduced the amount of honey to 2 teaspoons a day and still found it effective. I had myself retested after 9 months and the h.pylori result came back NEGATIVE."
L.P. North Carolina

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