Honey is one of those products that seems to do it all. It can sweeten any meal, hydrate parched skin, and soothe a sore throat when you’re feeling sick—but one particular honey stands out from the ...

Bees in New Zealand and Australia produce Manuka honey after pollinating native plants. Manuka honey may have moisturizing and wound healing properties, which may benefit people with dry, sensitive ...

Manuka honey is a type of honey produced by bees in New Zealand. These bees pollinate the flower Leptospermum scoparium, also known as the Manuka bush. Manuka honey is also produced by bees in ...

Honey bees produce Manuka honey by pollinating the leptospermum scoparium bush (tea tree) native to Australia and New Zealand. The bushes grow uncultivated and the honey must pass rigorous tests in ...

Honey is often used as a natural sweetener, but it’s also championed for its possible healing properties. In recent years, Manuka honey, a type of honey made from the flower nectar of the Manuka tree, ...

Admittedly, I’m late to the all-natural skin-care conversation. Plenty of people have been adding coconut oil and apple cider vinegar to their beauty routines for a while now. But I’m too scared to ...

There’s been a buzz around the health benefits of manuka honey for years. Kourtney Kardashian is a fan, Gwyneth swears by it (naturally), and Ed Sheeran apparently has it on his tour rider. Much has ...

Rare and precious, Manuka honey is a type of monofloral honey produced by bees who exclusively pollinate the flowers of the Manuka shrub, a type of tea tree native to New Zealand and Australia. The ...

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