Manuka Honey Before and After

Manuka honey is so effective in wound healing because of its unique strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory actions, which help prevent wound infections and promote tissue repair.

Manuka honey can be used for a variety of wounds, including burns, cuts, surgical wounds, and ulcers. It has also been found to be effective in treating antibiotic-resistant infections such as MRSA.

Before and after Manuka honey benefits:

Manuka honey Before and after wound Care

Manuka honey has been shown to accelerate the healing process of wounds, chronic or acute.

Manuka honey for skin before and after

Evidence shows a decrease in inflammatory skin conditions due to the anti-inflammatory effects, and deep hydration that Manuka honey possesses such as acne, psoriasis, anti- aging, and eczema.

Manuka honey Before and after burn care

Medical practitioners routinely use manuka honey on their burn patients to accelerate wound healing, and tissue regeneration, reduce scarring, and inhibit any infection.

Manuka honey eczema before and after

Eczema sufferers report a decrease in their symptoms due to the hydrating, soothing and anti-inflammatory action of the Manuka honey on the skin.

Manuka honey for scars before and after

Manuka honey is known for its incredible effects on the skin, due to its natural tissue regenerating abilities, anti- inflammatory actions and soothing effects on the skin, manuka honey reduces the visible effects of scarring.

Manuka honey for acne before and after

Acne sufferers report fewer skin outbreaks, and reduced redness and scarring, this is due to its natural antibiotic and anti-inflammatory actions on the skin.

What Can You Expect Before and After Using Manuka Honey on Wounds?

Initially, you may notice a soothing effect and a reduction in pain or discomfort, followed by gradual improvements in wound appearance as healing progresses. After consistent application, many people report quicker healing times and fewer complications

As treatment with Manuka honey continues, individuals often witness a significant reduction in swelling and redness within the first week. During this time, dead tissue may shed, making way for healthier skin cells.

By the second week, the wound typically appears less inflamed and more manageable, with signs of new tissue formation

Week 1: Initial soothing effect noted, reduction in pain.
Week 2: Decreased redness and swelling, new tissue formation.
Week 3 and beyond: Continued improvement, possible scarring, and complete closure of the wound.

Jason Proctor - Equine Acupuncturist, Aug 2024
“I have been naturally healing Horses professionally for 20 years as an Equine Acupuncturist. On many occasions every year, I come across some serious lacerations/injuries / open wounds on a horse's legs, body and face, sometimes life-threatening.

The use of Manuka Honey has been essential in the healing procedure for keeping the site of injury bacteria free, for cellular regrowth, and complete return to normal function without the scar tissue. I highly recommend anyone who is a carer of horses, or any animals to have Manuka honey in their first aid kit.”