Similar to many individuals in the UK during the spring and summer seasons, I have been dealing with the irritating symptoms of hay fever on a daily basis – from congestion and headaches to swollen, itchy eyes. Seeking relief, I decided to test the effectiveness of the Manuka honey theory.
Manuka honey, touted as a potential solution for allergies and hay fever, is praised for its alleged symptom-alleviating properties. While not a miraculous cure, this natural product is rich in anti-inflammatory and antibacterial components believed to provide relief to sufferers.
Curious about the increasing buzz around Manuka honey, I decided to give it a try myself. Over an 11-day period, I consumed a teaspoon of Manuka Doctor MGO honey every morning – and to my surprise, I experienced notable benefits.
Furthermore, ITV’s GP Dr. Hilary Jones has endorsed Manuka Honey for its healing properties. Dr. Jones explained, “Manuka honey contains unique components like methylglyoxal, or MGO for short, which indicates the honey’s potency in promoting health benefits. The higher the MGO level, the more beneficial it is for us, hence the higher price tag.”
Manuka Doctor is currently offering a significant discount in its ‘summer wellness sale’, slashing the price of its honey by up to 65%. This presents an opportunity for individuals like me looking to alleviate their symptoms to obtain it at a reduced cost, as reported by the Daily Record.
For optimal relief, it is advisable to opt for a high-strength MGO Manuka Honey for enhanced anti-inflammatory effects. Currently, the 640 MGO honey is on sale, discounted by a substantial 65%.
I experimented with three different honey strengths – a basic multifloral of 70 MGO, a premium quality 540 MGO variant, and a 1000 MGO Max Strength option. Currently, the 70 MGO honey is being offered at a reduced price, cut from £39 to just £10.92</a