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manuka
noun
A shrub or small tree native to New Zealand and southeast Australia.
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"Our findings suggest that manuka honey can hamper the attachment of bacteria to tissues which is an essential step in the initiation of acute infections.
This indicates that existing antibiotics may be more effective against drug-resistant infections if used in combination with manuka honey".
Our cupboards are fully stocked with various nut butters, manuka honey and prehistoric grains.
Laboratory studies by Professor Rose Cooper and colleagues at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, show that manuka honey interacts with three bacteria that commonly infect wounds – MRSA, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Group A streptococci.
For the first two hours, we have to wear head-torches to light the way, which leads through bushes thick with manuka flowers, crucial ingredient in the world's most prized honey.
The report also highlighted saffron, manuka honey, extra virgin olive oil as among those items most likely to "contain substitutions, be mislabelled or adulterated".
Honey is known to have antiseptic properties but the antibacterial potency of manuka honey, from New Zealand, is 10 to 50 times more powerful.
Vegetation includes beech, manuka, rimu and other pines, miro, rata, cypress, and subalpine scrub; these shelter the park's varied birdlife, which includes species of teal, grebe, duck, kingfisher, thrush, skylark, and falcon.
Lambert's art is in showing, not telling, as in a dish of cold scallops hidden under a silver cloche, to capture the smell of the manuka wood chips with which they were smoked.
That's how they found that manuka oil, the same stuff that costs a bundle in aromatherapy spas, can put emerald ash borers in just the right mood.
I swear by garlic and manuka honey to keep me healthy the day I fly.
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