Recommended for bacterial and fungal infections. Bees collect nectar from the fresh-scented flowers of the manuka bush (Leptospermum scoparium) originating from New Zealand, and produce a translucent orange-colored, slightly caramelized eucalyptus honey. Over 20 years of research by Prof. Dr. Molan from New Zealand and Prof. Thomas Henle from the University of Dresden in Germany confirm that Manuka Honey has quite unusual antibacterial properties, making it suitable for medical purposes. MGO, the unique factor of Manuka honey, is a therapeutic component aimed at indicating the antibacterial power of this beekeeping product. Recommendation: Internal use: fever, chronic bronchitis, chronic sinusitis, heartburn, sore throat, cold, gastroenteritis, gingivitis, periodontal diseases, asthma, fatigue; even destroys Helicobacter pylori bacteria, the most common cause of stomach ulcers; has a tooth decay inhibiting effect, removes dental tartar; enhances the effect of radiotherapy in certain types of cancer, 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. Energy content 1400 kJFats 0 gCarbohydrates 82.1 gSugars 82.1 gProteins <1 gSodium 14 mg