Sep 02 2010

Manuka Honey for the Treatment of Wounds

Category: Uncategorizedadmin @ 9:53 am

Manuka Honey is derived from the nectar of the tea tree flower which grows wild throughout the pollution-free countryside of New Zealand.  This amazing natural resource is gaining worldwide acceptance as a breakthrough wound dressing because of its exceptional ability to disinfect and heal.
 
There are hundreds of different types of honeys that are produced by bees around the world.  Even though all types of honey contain some healing properties, mostly due to the presence of hydrogen peroxide, Manuka Honey is renowned for having the most medicinal compounds which sets it apart of the rest.  Manuka Honey is known for having the following characteristics:
 
* antibacterial
* antimicrobial
* antiviral
* anti-parasitic
* antioxidant
* antiseptic
* anti-inflammatory
* anti-fungal
 
Because of these curative qualities, Manuka Honey is considered a viable treatment alternative to conventional medicines and has become a staple within the medical industry.  Manuka Honey possesses all of the necessary qualities to be the perfect wound dressing.  There are many components to wound care.  Below are some key points that make Manuka Honey ideal for wound management:
 
1.  Its antibacterial properties destroy harmful microorganisms that cause infection.
2.  Its anti-inflammatory properties help to reduce pain.
3.  It has the ability to repair damaged skin and regenerate new skin growth.
4.  It creates a moist healing environment that allows new skin cells to grow flush with the surface of the wound, preventing deformity of the skin and scaring.
5.  It eliminates malodor by destroying the bacteria that cause it.
6.  It’s effective in destroying antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria such as MRSA.
7.  It’s an all-natural substance that has been found to have no negative side effects.
 
One skin care manufacturer is now using Manuka Honey as a main ingredient in their products.  Honeymark has developed a wound care product containing active Manuka Honey as a natural healing agent.  Their First Aid Antiseptic Lotion has been used to treat serious conditions such as chronic wounds, skin ulcers, pressure sores, MRSA Staph infections and other hard-to-heal wounds where traditional forms of medicine have failed.
 
“We’ve taken the sticky mess out of applying Manuka Honey directly to the skin,” says Frank Buonanotte, CEO of Honeymark International.  “Our First Aid Antiseptic Lotion is a formulation of wound healing ingredients combined with all of the healing benefits of Manuka Honey.”
 
Honeymark’s First Aid Antiseptic Lotion with Manuka Honey can also be used for minor cuts, scrapes and burns.  For more information or to purchase this product, call 1-866-427-7329 or visit www.HoneymarkProducts.com.

Honeymark manufactures health care and cosmetic products containing Manuka Honey.

www.HoneymarkProducts.com

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Mar 26 2010

Does Manuka Honey Really Work?

Category: Uncategorizedadmin @ 12:07 pm


For those who don’t know exactly what Manuka Honey is, it’s a premium, medical-grade honey that is derived from the nectar of the flowers that grow on the Manuka Tea Tree, which is indigenous to New Zealand.  Honey of any floral source has been found to contain a certain degree of healing properties.  However, it has been discovered that Manuka Honey has the most and is more suitable for medicinal use.   It is important to know, however, that not all Manuka Honey is medical-grade.  Each batch of Manuka Honey has varied levels of healing properties.  In New Zealand, where Manuka Honey is produced and packaged, reputable honey suppliers perform laboratory tests to ensure the antibacterial potency of their honey.  One common rating system measures the antibacterial potency on a scale from 0-30.  This rating system, known as UMF or Unique Manuka Factor, is comparable to the percentage of the antibacterial activity of phenol.  For example, Manuka Honey UMF 10 is equivalent to a 10% solution of phenol.   The higher the UMF rating, the higher the Manuka Honey’s antibacterial potency.  Only Manuka Honey UMF 10 or higher is considered to be active and suitable for therapeutic use.  Although, extraordinarily potent Manuka Honey (i.e. 20+) is somewhat unnecessary and overkill.  A good medium range UMF rating is most desirable (i.e. UMF 16).  A low UMF rating (i.e. UMF 9 or less) may not have the curative qualities that most people expect from Manuka Honey.   There are some doctors and medical professionals that feel the majority of health conditions are caused by some type of infectious microorganism (i.e. bacteria, virus, fungus or parasite). What makes Manuka Honey so effective is that it is antibacterial, antiviral, anti-fungal and anti-parasitic.  Therefore, it is safe to assume that any health complication that is caused by one of these pesty, little microbes can be effectively combated (i.e. ulcers, infections, ringworm, lice, etc.).   “Since Manuka Honey is a natural ingredient, it has been found to have no negative side effects when used for medical purposes,” says Frank Buonanotte, CEO of Honeymark International, which is a manufacturer of Manuka Honey products.  “Even the most resilient bacteria are no match for Manuka Honey’s unparalleled antimicrobial properties, such as MRSA and VRE.”    Manuka Honey is gaining worldwide recognition for its amazing healing ability.  Manuka Honey can be taken orally or used topically on the skin.  Just as long as it comes in direct contact with the affected area, it will yield immediate results.   Manuka Honey is being considered the ultimate natural healer by many and, in most cases, can outperform antibiotics and traditional forms of medicine.  For more information or to purchase Manuka Honey and Manuka Honey products, call 1-866-427-7329 or visit www.HoneymarkProducts.com.

Honeymark manufactures health care and cosmetic products containing Manuka Honey.

www.HoneymarkProducts.com

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