someone told me to use this,apparently its good for you , so i bought some and im using it as a sweetner in herbal tea. does anyone know what it does, and how it benefits your body??

I know its good for you tummy!

Never heard of it before.....

how is it good for your tummy?? thats good though, ive got a sicky tummy

I dont know...your whole sytem I guess...and olsers..I think..

It's fantastic / It returned my virginity.....

eh, its spelled ulcer, but haha its okay

Heres what I found when I googled it:
Internally active manuka honey is used for gastro-intestinal disorders, such as acid reflux, esophagitis, GERD, heartburn, up-set stomach, stomach ulcer, peptic ulcer, h. pylori (helicobacter pylori), gastritis, duodenum ulcer, diverticulitis, ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Externally active manuka honey is used for wound care to help treat a burn, wound, amputation stump wound, ulcer, diabetic leg ulcer, diabetic foot ulcer, sore, bed sores pressure sore, decubitus, decubitus ulcer, scar, MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staph Auereus) infected wound, surgical scar wound healing.

thats good, thanks for that.

It soothes sore throats and old symptoms and also strenghtens the immune system.

thats cool then because i have had h pylori but ive had the treatment so i dont have it anymore, also i do have gastritis, and i get ibs. do you know how often you have to use it?? it doesnt take as nice as normal honey

Sorry Debbie, Ive never heard of it sweetheart...........

hello sweetie

its says to have 2 tea spoons before every meal, but as im having no meals ive had some anyway. it is expensive, about 6 times the price of normal honey, so i hope it works.

oops i get in a hurry sometimes and forget hoe to spell

dont worry, we all do it.

You're joking right??

You didn't actually start eating something just because someone else said "Here, this is good for you" without doing some research on your own did you? Was this a Doctor who told you to add this to your diet? Some health and fitness guru?

Maybe I'm the one out of touch...

actually it was a vet who said how good it was for humans and pets. my rabbit had a cut, and she said putting manuka honey on it might heal it. so obviously from her saying that i knew it had healing properties, and i saw it in the shop the other day and bought it, instead of my usual honey.