"It is recommended for especially acute or chronic illnesses that have been previously treated and have high resistance to treatments. Bees collect nectar from the fresh-scented flowers of the manuka bush (Leptospermum scoparium), which originates from New Zealand, and make a translucent orange-colored, slightly caramelized eucalyptus honey out of it. Through their more than 20 years of research, Prof. Dr. Molan from New Zealand and Prof. Thomas Henle from the Dresden University in Germany confirm that Manuka Honey has rather extraordinary antibacterial properties, which makes it suitable for medicinal purposes. MGO, the unique factor of Manuka honey, is a therapeutic component designed to indicate the antibacterial power of this bee product. Internal use: fever, chronic bronchitis, chronic sinusitis, heartburn, sore throat, cold, gastric and intestinal inflammation, gingivitis, periodontal diseases, asthma, fatigue; it even destroys the Helicobacter pylori bacterium, which is the main cause of most stomach ulcers; it has a cavity-preventing effect, removes tartar; enhances the effects of radiotherapy in some cancer cases, etc. External use: surgical and infected wounds, first- and second-degree burns, other injuries, eczema, psoriasis, insect bites, herpes. Cosmetic use: wrinkles, acne, dry hair. Directions for use: Internal use: 2-3 teaspoons daily in the morning and evening, before dinner External use: apply directly to the skin and protect the area with a bandage Cosmetic use: as an ingredient in various face and hair masks Nutritional information Energy value 1400 kJ Fats 0 g Carbohydrates 82.1 g Sugars 82.1 g Proteins <1 g Sodium 14 mg"