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Manuka honey has unique chemical characteristics and is promoted for a range of uses: Topically for wounds; orally for cough, constipation, gastric/stomach ulcers, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD); and as a mouthwash for gum disease.
Sign in as a member to learn if manuka has proven health benefits or possible safety concerns, such as adverse effects on blood sugar and insulin function, or increasing cancer risk. Also, find out how products on the market compare and which is our Top Pick. Products compared are Manuka Honey Multifloral 80+ MGO by Manuka Doctor, Manuka Honey UMF 20+ MGO 829+ by New Zealand Honey Co, MGO 573+ | UMF 16+ Manuka Honey by Manuka Health, MGO 950+ | UMF 22+ Manuka Honey by Manuka Health, Multifloral Manuka Honey MGO 50+ by Comvita, Raw Manuka Honey by Manuka Health, Raw Manuka Honey MGO 1000+ by Manukora, and Raw Monofloral Manuka Honey KFactor 16 by Wedderspoon. [Note: ConsumerLab has not tested manuka honey products but may do so in the future.]
ConsumerLab has not tested manuka honey products but may do so in the future.
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