Impregnation of honey into an absorbent dressing pad for use on wounds.
A coating for honey dressing pads that makes them not sticky to handle.
A gelling of honey to form a sheet of rubbery consistency for use on wounds.
Combination of honey with a super-absorbent to keep honey in place on exuding wounds.
Tableted spray-dried honey powder for use as confectionery that is safe for dental health.
Solidified honey in the form of lozenges for treating gum disease and sore throats.
The more MGO there is in the honey, the more antiviral and antibacterial properties it has.
Mānuka honey helps reduce inflammation and irritation associated with acne. To do this, apply Mānuka honey directly to the skin. Be sure to cover the affected area with a thin layer of honey. You should leave this mask on for at least 15 minutes. You may have better results if you leave the mask on for one hour or more.
You may also be able to use Mānuka a honey to soothe eczema. According to research presented on HealWithFood.org, you may find success using a mixture of equal parts honey, olive oil, and beeswax. It’s recommended that you apply the mixture three times a day.