Manuka Honey

Bush honey from New Zealand
from a tea tree

New Zealand
natural Manuka Honey

and what makes it so special and unique...

 

Due to intense research conducted in New Zealand and Germany alike, the active compound by the name of methylglyoxal was discovered in significantly higher amounts within Manuka honey compared to other types of honey. Methylglyoxal in combination with hydrogen peroxide likely holds the secret to the attributes that make Manuka honey truly so unique.

The name Madhu has its origins in Sanskrit, one of the oldest written languages in the world, and means sweet or honey. Madhu to this day provides the base for many Indo-European words related to honey, such as mead, met, miel, medus, miod, just to name a few.

Quotation of the manufacturer

QUOTATION OF THE MANUFACTURER

That’s behind

The appreciation for quality honey, good beekeeping practices, as well as a sound knowledge of product and its origin are what we seek to combine under the brand of Madhu Honey.

Madhu Honey is a lean company with passionate members. We believe that honey is only as good as all parties involved in the chain of production. Therefore, we work directly and in close relationship with the apiary and oversee transportation needs and warehousing ourselves. We also appoint IFS- and HACCP-certified and trusted quality packers within close proximity to where we are based. One only knows the honey if one knows the apiary, the region, and all the hands involved from source to packaging.

QUOTATION FROM WIKIPEDIA

Manuka / Manuka myrtle / New Zealand Teatree

 

The Manuka myrtle (Leptospermum Scoparium), also called New Zealand Myrte or Manuka (by Māori: Mānuka), is a plant species in the family of myrten plants (Myrtaceae). It is located in the mountainous regions of New Zealand and southeastern Australia (New South Wales). Especially manuka oil and manuka honey are extracted from it.

In Europe, the possibility of a medical application of the Manuka was observed by the botanist Joseph Banks, a member of James Cook's expedition. He observed how the Maori used different components of the South Sea myrtle to cure ailments such as gastrointestinal disorders, bladder diseases, colds, skin diseases and even wounds. For this purpose, the Maori also prepared a broth, whereupon the English colloquial name tea-tree (German: Teebaum) arose.

These plants contain essential oils - Manuka oil - which act anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. Honey collected from them has shown effects against Helicobacter pylori, chronic wounds and skin infections in smaller studies and is marketed as a remedy.

    Manuka honey with the characteristic properties of Methylglyoxal (MGO) / dihydroxyacetone (DHA), and Leptosperin (unique to Manuka).

    Manuka Honey

    Natural Product

    Honey from a tea-tree from New Zealand

    Manuka honey in different MGO concentrations

    We are happy to advise you and create a personal offer tailored to you!

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