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Bluewater Nutrition is pleased to be the first in the Sarnia area to carry the complete New Chapter Organics line of Nutritional Supplements. Though there are times when a person requires certain nutrients in higher, more therapeutic amounts, the staff at Bluewater Nutrition & Health feel that New Chapter is superior to every other company in the market. For this reason, we will continue to carry a wide selection of products that will be beneficial to you according to your various health needs. New Chapter Organics became the first certified organic supplement on the market in October of 2004. They are unique from every other company in a multitude of ways. Traditionally supplements are made by extracting isolated molecules from either a food source as in the case of Vitamin E being extracted from Wheat Germ or from a synthetic chemical that has been designed to be molecularly similar to the vitamin. As mentioned above, there are times when it is necessary to have these vitamins in higher doses such as when a person is deficient in a nutrient. However, it has been scientifically proven that all nutrients are best absorbed when they are consumed with their other cofactor nutrients. This is why many Vitamin C supplements also contain bioflavonoids like hesperidin. (Bioflavonoids are found in the peel of an orange whereas vitamin C is found in the flesh. When these two nutrients are combined together the absorption of vitamin C is drastically increased and many other health benefits result.) Being aware of this fact, New Chapter has taken their supplements to the next level. Whereas other companies are extracting the isolated molecule, New Chapter is concentrating organic whole foods into their supplements. Two hundred and fifty pounds of organic turmeric become one pound of concentrated turmeric. In the words of Paul Schulick, New Chapter supplements “are not synthetic—they are food.” And though New Chapter is not the only company to claim that their supplements are probiotic, there is a big difference in the way that their supplements come to be that way. (A probiotic food is one that has gone through a fermenting process, like wine or yogurt. This fermenting process allows the enzymes in the food to unlock the nutrients of that food. The growth of healthy flora from this process is the biggest benefit.) Most companies take a food such as yeast and feed it sugar for it to grow. They then take the probiotic flora from the yeast and put it through a centrifuge to separate the probiotics from the media. They then take these probiotics and add them to their supplement, which is again composed of several isolated molecules from many different sources. New Chapter on the other hand feeds their organic whole food concentrates to the yeast and then ferment the nutrients together. This probiotic processing is especially important in this day and age as we encounter more and more factors that are antibiotic in our lives, such as drinking wine and coffee. Because New Chapter supplements are probiotic and rich in enzymes and a multitude of cofactor nutrients, a higher percentage of the vitamins and minerals are absorbed into the cell wall, making it possible to get maximum benefit from a smaller amount. In short, New Chapter Supplements may be more beneficial than many of the foods that we eat!For more information, please visit: www.newchapter.info
The acai palm is a tall slender South American (concentrated in Brazil,
Guyana, Suriname) palm grown for its fruit as well as for the "cabbage"
(the cluster of new leaves more commonly called the "heart of palm").
It prefers swampy areas, and grows quickly. The fronds were (and still
are) used for thatching and weaving.
Aloe Vera is a succulent plant member of the lily family. Aloe Barbadensis Miller is the actual botanical name for the variety grown commercially for the healing and moisturizing properties of the gel found in its leaves. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE ALOE VERA PLANT
THE ACTIVE QUALITIES OF ALOE VERA Aloe vera has three layers to each leaf which are filled with nutrients; the leaf or outer rind, the inner gel, and the Aloin or thin, slimy mucilage layer commonly known as the “yellow sap”. Aloe vera contains 18 amino acids, plus Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, and E. It also contains sodium, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and chloride, as well as traces of magnesium and zinc. In addition to these major constituents, aloe vera contains numerous other naturally occurring vitamins and minerals. Aloe vera is filled with Aloe Polysaccharides which are the naturally occurring active components that promote absorption, digestive health, immune qualities, anti-inflammatory, and overall health benefits. POLYSACCHARIDE IMPORTANCE While Aloe researchers report that aloe vera contains over 200 biologically active constituents, the aloe polysaccharide is the main naturally occurring active constituent in aloe vera that allows all of the benefits to be activated in the body. Polysaccharides are very safe in all toxicity studies, showing no side effects. In the makeup of the total solids found in aloe vera, polysaccharides represent approximately 20-25%. Most commercially produced aloe vera contains very little polysaccharides as they are destroyed in the processing by heat and enzymes. When they are broken in processing, they become simple sugars, and the body will not absorb them.
CERTIFIED ORGANIC ALOE VERA As aloe vera is a succulent plant, it directly absorbs water from the surrounding soil system. If the soil contains herbicides, pesticides, or other chemicals, the artificial chemicals would be directly absorbed into the leaves and could cause damage to the nutrients in the plant. Lily of the Desert Certified Organic aloe vera does not contain any herbicides, pesticides, or harsh chemicals. FILLET vs. WHOLE LEAF ALOE VERA Fillet aloe vera products are made by filleting off the outer rind of the aloe leaf and processing only the inner gel. Whole Leaf products are made by processing the entire leaf and filtering out the unwanted bitter constituents.
Aloe vera gel is actually made from the aloe vera juice by adding a food grade thickening agent called Carrageenan, which is a naturally occurring Sea kelp/Irish moss. They are almost equally effective because the Lily of the Desert juice products contain 99.7% aloe vera, while the gel products contain 99.5% aloe vera. Juice products are typically made for dietary supplement purposes, while Gel products are more commonly used for topical application, though they can be orally ingested and/or soothing to your throat, stomach, and digestive tract. COMMON USES FOR ALOE VERA
BENEFITS
HEALTH TOPICS
Barley grass is one of the green grasses - the only vegetation on the earth that can supply sole nutritional support from birth to old age. Barley has served as a food staple in most cultures. The use of barley for food and medicinal purposes dates to antiquity. Agronomists place this ancient cereal grass as being cultivated as early as 7000 BC. Roman gladiators ate barley for strength and stamina. In the West, it was first known for the barley grain it produces. Astounding amounts of vitamins and minerals are found in green barley leaves. The leaves have an ability to absorb nutrients from the soil. When barley leaves are 12-14 inches high, they contain many vitamins, minerals, and proteins necessary for the human diet, plus chlorophyll. These are easily assimilated throughout the digestive tract, giving our bodies instant access to vital nutrients. These include potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, phosphorus, manganese, zinc, beta carotene, B1, B2, B6, C, folic acid, and pantothenic acid. Indeed, green barley juice contains 11 times the calcium in cows' milk, nearly 5 times the iron in spinach, 7 times the vitamin C in oranges, and 80 mg of vitamin B12 per hundred grams. Barley also contains a -glucan, a fiber also found in oat bran and reported to reduce cholesterol levels. The root contains the alkaloid hordenine which stimulates peripheral blood circulation and has been used as a bronchodilator for bronchitis. Barley bran, like wheat bran may be effective in protecting against the risk of cancer.
BENEFITS OF CHLORELLA Chlorella is a complete food providing
nourishment directly at the cellular level
Chlorella is a very well balanced package of essential
nutrients. Along with its rich stores of complete protein, Chlorella also
provides carbohydrates, essential fatty acids, minerals, vitamins, chlorophyll,
fiber, antioxidants, RNA and DNA, its own unique Chlorella Growth Factor (CGF)
and a wide variety of phytochemicals. Chlorella works to directly nourish and
stimulate each of the 60 trillion cells we have in our body. Chlorella can help
provide critical nutritional support that may be lacking in the diets of many
people. It is an ideal supplement for the entire family, from infant to child
to adult and seniors. It is also excellent for pets of all kinds. Chlorella strengthens the immune system
If we want to help ourselves heal or even prevent disease,
the key is to build up our immune system. Most viral infections and pathogenic
intrusions can be successfully fought off if our cells are healthy and the
metabolic pathways are clear. Chlorella is a supreme booster of the immune
system, keeping pathogens in check and fending off illness. Studies have
confirmed that Chlorella can provide critical benefits for the health of
individuals with suppressed immune systems, especially when under stress. Chlorella detoxifies and purifies the body
Detoxification refers to the removal of toxic substances
from the body. This is a natural process the body is continually undergoing as
we are exposed to these substances that may have entered from the outside -
such as pesticide residues, use of pharmaceuticals or cigarettes, or are
produced in the body such as in the colon due to inefficient metabolism in the
body. Chlorella works to clear the body of toxins, heavy metals and
poisons. It can help our bodies to eliminate dioxins and other hormone
disrupters. Chlorella is our richest natural source of chlorophyll, which is a
powerful cleanser and detoxifier, plus its tough cell walls contain special
fibers that bond to and remove numerous undesirables from our bodies. This
helps relieve the burden of the liver and helps it to work more effectively.
Chlorella promotes healthy cellular growth and
repair to slow down aging
All of the above aspects work together towards promoting
longevity. These are what make Chlorella effective against the many problems
resulting from debilitating modern lifestyles. All of these activities help us
avoid illness and disease. Chlorella also contains high levels of healing and
anti-aging factors. Especially valuable are nucleic acids, RNA and DNA, and a
specific compound unique to Chlorella, called Chlorella Growth Factor or CGF.
This is what is responsible for Chlorella's high reproduction rate. In our
bodies, this compound works to promote healthy cellular growth and repair. Our
cells are continually renewing themselves. Given the proper nutritional
support, with the encouragement of CGF and RNA and DNA, Chlorella not
surprisingly has this important effect on us. Chlorophyll (also known as Chlorella and Wheat Grass) is chemical relative of vitamin B12 and is found in the leaves of plants. Chlorophyll allows plants to use sunlight for energy and it gives plant leaves their green color. Many people believe that Chlorophyll contains chlorine, but this is a myth. There is no chlorine in chlorophyll - the term Chloro derives from the Greek and means "yellowish green." Dietary sources of chlorophyll include dark green leafy vegetables like spinach and romaine lettuce, and vegetables like broccoli and asparagus. What does it do and what scientific studies give evidence to support this? Plants use chlorophyll to derive energy from sunlight through a complex series of chemical reactions, and animals need chlorophyll to help digest food and absorb minerals from their diet. Chlorophyll is a powerful antioxidant and has been used as a system detoxifier. It may also help the liver build red blood cells. Chlorophyll has been used in chewing gums for its ability to prevent bad breath. Who needs it and what are some symptoms of deficiency? Everyone can benefit from chlorophyll supplementation.
You are susceptible to pollution and the stresses of fast paced
life if you live in a major city. Chlorophyll may scavenge your system for
harmful free radicals and protect you from the damage that they can do to your
muscles and cells.
If your immune system is depressed because of ageing or medical
history, chlorophyll may help to boost its function. Maintaining healthy
muscles is important for immune-system health. Free radicals and bacteria can
damage crucial muscle mass. Its ability to stimulate red blood cell production
may aid in the building of muscle tissue, and chlorophyll is thus ideal for the
hard training athlete. Anabolic steroids act to increase protein synthesis via
an increase in red blood cell production, and this may be responsible for
increases in muscle tissue. hlorophyll's ability to protect the immune system make it an ideal supplement pre and post workout. Muscle tissue is most vulnerable to exercise-induced oxidative damage post-workout, and muscular repair cannot occur in the presence of free radicals. As a free antioxidant, chlorophyll will scavenge your system for free-radicals, ensuring that you grow as much as possible from your workout.
Alfalfa
supplements are thought to possess the ability to help with a number of
different types of body ailments. Usually composed of the leaves and
flowers from the alfalfa plant, these dietary supplements contain an
ample amount of vitamins and minerals that are necessary for a healthy
body. Many homeopathic physicians and herbalists find that alfalfa
supplements are excellent herbal medicine, and one that has few if any side effects.
Here is some information about the nutritional content of alfalfa
supplements, as well as some of the conditions that may be effectively
treated with the use of these herbal pill.
Few herbs contain the range of necessary nutrients that are found in alfalfa supplements. Alfalfa is very rich in chlorophyll
and natural protein. A high concentration of Vitamins A, B6, D, E, and
K are present as well. Along with these elements, there are also
respectable amounts of iron, potassium, magnesium, and phosphorus. Alfalfa supplements are also said to contain eight of the essential amino acids as well. In short, there is a lot of health producing power contained in these herbal supplements.
The use of alfalfa supplements is understood to be helpful with a
number of ailments. Persons who suffer from arthritis may find that
taking alfalfa will help to ease the constant pain, as the compound
helps to neutralize uric acid in the system. Promoting better digestion
and easing the frequency of stomach upsets is another often-cited
result of regular use of alfalfa supplements. There are sources that
claim that alfalfa supplements also can help to normalize blood
pressure, minimize mental and physical fatigue, and help to eliminate
toxins from the body.
Benefits of Goji Berries
Goji juice contains the following naturally occurring organic elements:
The five LbGp’s are the most clinically researched compounds found in Goji berries and Goji juice.
Health Benefits of Noni:
Health Benefits of Xanthone-rich MANGOSTEEN:
Whole Food ORGANIC GREENS Delivers
* A More Concentrated Formula
Organic Blackstrap molasses has a rich, full bodied flavour that adds natural colour to food. It is the end product, or by-product, of the production of sugar and contains vitamins, minerals and trace elements naturally found in the sugar cane plant and is a good source of iron, vitamin B6, potassium, calcium and magnesium. Because it is an end-product all the ingredients, residues, and toxins in the plant can be concentrated in the molasses. For this reason it is important to purchase organic molasses.
When you want to satisfy your sweet tooth, don't forget to consider using maple syrup which contains fewer calories and a higher concentration of minerals than honey. Sweeten Your Antioxidant DefensesThe trace mineral manganese is an essential cofactor in a number of enzymes important in energy production and antioxidant defenses. For example, the key oxidative enzyme superoxide dismutase, which disarms free radicals produced within the mitochondria (the energy production factories within our cells), requires manganese. One ounce of maple syrup supplies 22.0% of the daily value for this very important trace mineral. Be Sweet to Your Heart with Maple SyrupMaple syrup is a good sweetener to use if you are trying to protect the health of your heart. The zinc supplied by maple syrup, in addition to acting as an antioxidant, has other functions that can decrease the progression of atherosclerosis. Zinc is needed for the proper function of endothelial cells and helps to prevent the endothelial damage caused by oxidized LDL cholesterol and other oxidized fats. (The endothelium is the inner lining of blood vessels.) Endothelial membranes low in zinc are much more prone to injury. Additionally, studies have found that in adults deficient in manganese, the other trace mineral amply supplied in maple syrup, the level of HDL (the "good" cholesterol) is decreased. Sweet Support for Your Immune SystemZinc and manganese are important allies in the immune system. Many types of immune cells appear to depend upon zinc for optimal function. Particularly in children, researchers have studied the effects of zinc deficiency (and zinc supplementation) on their immune response and their number of white blood cells, including specific studies on T lymphocytes, macrophages, and B cells (all types of white blood cells important for immune defenses). In these studies, zinc deficiency has been shown to compromise numbers of white blood cell and immune response, while zinc supplementation has been shown to restore conditions to normal. In addition to the role played by zinc, the manganese in maple syrup is important since, as a component of the antioxidant SOD, it helps lessen inflammation, thus supporting healing. In addition, manganese may also act as an immunostimulant. Real Healthy Men Use Maple SyrupMaple syrup may help to support reproductive health and provides special benefits for men. Zinc is concentrated more highly in the prostate than in any other human tissue, and low levels of zinc in this gland relate to a higher risk for prostate cancer. In fact, zinc is a mineral used therapeutically by healthcare practitioners to help reduce prostate size. Manganese may also play a role in supporting men's health since, as a catalyst in the synthesis of fatty acids and cholesterol, it also participates in the production of sex hormones, thus helping to maintain reproductive health. SafetyMaple syrup is not a commonly allergenic food and is not known to contain measurable amounts of goitrogens, oxalates, or purines. Nutritional ProfileMaple syrup is an excellent source of the trace mineral manganese. It is also a good source of zinc. In addition to the nutrients highlighted in our ratings chart, an in-depth nutritional profile for Maple syrup is also available. This profile includes information on a full array of nutrients, including carbohydrates, sugar, soluble and insoluble fiber, sodium, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, amino acids and more.
Coconuts and coconut oil have been traditional, staple foods of Asia, Africa, Central America and the Pacific Islands for thousands of years. Pacific Islanders, those who still eat traditional diets, have a reputation for good health and strong beautiful bodies. Many of these traditional diets obtain 30% to 60% of their calories from coconuts and coconut oil. They tend to have normal cholesterol levels and no cardiovascular disease.(39) Prior to the early 1900's, coconut oil was an important dietary fat in the United States. At that time cardiovascular disease was relatively uncommon. Subsequently, coconut oil has virtually disappeared, replaced by soybean oil, corn oil, and canola oil and the hydrogenated versions of these oils. While these domestic oils and their synthetic derivatives are under suspicion of causing a host of health problems, coconut oil research is revealing multiple health benefits for this oil. Today, in countries where coconut oil is still widely used, heart and vascular disease remains uncommon. Coconut oil is converted, by the body, into the hormone pregnenolone. It also has immune-stimulating and anti-oxidant action. Coconut oil also promotes thermogenesis and increased metabolism (probably by supporting thyroid and mitochondrial function). Coconut Oil and CholesterolAlthough coconut oil is a saturated fat, research has shown that it has a neutral effect on cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Being a saturated fat, it is stable and not oxidized easily, probably explaining why it does not contribute to coronary heart disease. (3)(5)(12)(15)(31)(32)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38)(44)(48)(49) Coconut Oil - Immune Support and Antibiotic PropertiesTwo thirds of coconut oil consists of Medium Chain Triglycerides. These MCTs consist of lauric acid (48 percent), capric acid (7 percent) and caprylic acid (8 percent). These fatty acids and their monoglycerides are extremely powerful antimicrobial agents, effective against a broad range of pathologic bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeasts, and protozoa. The antivital properties of lauric acid was first discovered when researchers were investigating the anti-infective properties of human breast milk. Human and mammalian breast milk are rich in lauric acid. These fatty acids and monoglycerides provide protection against infections to babies, whose immune systems are still developing. When nursing mothers include coconut oil in their diet, the level of these fatty acids in their breast milk can triple. (6)(18)(20)(21)(22)(28)(45)(52) Anti-Viral Mechanism of Coconut Oil and MonolaurinThe monoglycerides have antiviral properties, diglycerides and triglycerides do not. Of the saturated fatty acids, lauric acid has greater antiviral activity than either caprylic acid or myristic acid. It has been reported that monolaurin is more effective in inactivating viruses and other infective agents than lauric acid. The exact difference between coconut oil and monolaurin as an anti-infective agent is unclear because they have not been adequately tested and studied. Most of the clinical studies have been done on Monolaurin. Monolaurin is a glyceride ester derivative of lauric acid; an activated form of lauric acid. Monolaurin dissolves the lipids and phospholipids in the envelope of the virus causing the disintegration of the virus envelope effectively lysing the plasma membrane. There is also evidence that signal transduction is also interfered with inhibiting the multiplication of the virus. (9)(16)(18)(21)(22)(51) Viruses Inactivated by Coconut OilSome of the viruses inactivated by these lipids are HIV, measles virus, herpes simplex virus-1 (HSV-1), herpes simplex virus-2 (HSV-2), vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), visna virus, and cytomegalovirus (CMV). Many of the pathogenic organisms reported to be inactivated by these antimicrobial lipids are those known to be responsible for opportunistic infections in HIV-positive individuals. In addition to viruses, several bacteria and fungi have also been reported to be suppressed by monolaurin and coconut oil. (1)(11)(14)(22)(24)(26)(27)(33)(40)(43)(45)(46)(50)(51) Coconut Oil - Thermogenesis and Weight LossResearch has shown that coconut oil increases thermogenesis, the rate of burning calories to produce heat and energy from food. Research has also shown that animals fed MCT oils had smaller fat pads and a number of key adipogenic genes were down-regulated. MCT fed animals also had improved insulin sensitivity, glucose tolerance and reduced adipose tissue lipoprotein lipase. It has become clear that individuals consuming coconut oil rather than soybean, olive or other LCT (long chain triglyceride) oils have an edge in losing weight and keeping it off. (2)(10)(15)(30)(44)(48)(49) Organic Virgin Coconut OilThere are basically two grades of coconut oil available: RBD (refined, bleached, deodorized) and virgin coconut oil. RBD oil is subjected to high heat, filtration, and processed with sodium hydroxide. A properly produced RBD oil is an acceptable food product. The ultimate coconut oil is organic virgin coconut oil. The lauric acid content typically runs 50-55 percent making it a particularly potent antimicrobial. This oil has a distinct coconut smell and taste where RBD oil is usually bland, with no coconut taste or odor. How to Use Coconut OilYou can use coconut oil for all frying and stir frying. It is heat stable and has a shelf life of over one year. You can also use it as a direct substitute for butter, ghee, margarine and other culinary oils. When warmed (it needs to be liquefied, it solidifies at 70 degrees F) and combined with a culinary vinegar and herbs, it makes an excellent salad dressing. Dosage: How much (Coconut Oil) lauric acid or Monolaurin is needed?Infants probably consume between 0.3 and 1 gram per kilogram of body weight if they are fed human milk or an enriched infant formula that contains coconut oil. This amount appears to have always been protective to some degree. Extrapolating breastmilk content of lauric acid and scaling the quantity to the body weight of an adult, an estimated intake of approximately 24 grams of coconut oil per day may provide protective levels for an adult. This is the equivalent of 3.5 tablespoons of coconut oil, 10 ounces of coconut milk or 7 ounces of raw coconut (approximately one half of a raw coconut per day). The Dayrit (8) study of Monolaurin and coconut oil as a therapy for HIV used dosages of 7.5 to 22 grams of monolaurin per day in three divided doses or 45 ml. (approximately 3 tablespoons) of coconut oil per day. The coconut oil and monolaurin both demonstrated a beneficial result in reducing viral loads and improving white cell counts. Growing children probably need about the same amount as adults. Safety Precautions and Side EffectsCoconut oil is food and can be consumed freely without any adverse effects. The only precaution is to keep your total calories within the range that is appropriate for your body type and activity level. Lauric acid from coconut oil is converted into monolaurin in the human body. Monolaurin is also considered to be a food. Bee pollen is one of nature’s healthiest and most powerful “superfoods.” It’s been used as a dietary supplement for thousands of years. The early Egyptian and early Chinese civilizations both used it as a physical rejuvenator and medicine. The Greek physician Hippocrates, recognized as the father of modern medicine, used pollen as a healing substance over 2,500 years ago.
Today natural health practitioners often
refer to bee pollen as an herbal “fountain of youth” that can be used for
everything from weight loss to cancer prevention. It may be nature's most
perfect food...
Bee pollen has been shown to help people:
One thing is certain: people who consume
high-quality bee pollen almost always experience an increase in energy,
zest, and physical endurance. This is precisely why thousands of
world-class athletes supplement their diets with this natural substance.
What is Bee Pollen? It's the dust-sized seed found on the stamen of all flower blossoms. The pollen collects on the legs of honeybees as they move from flower to flower looking for nectar. The bees secrete nectar and special enzymes into the flower pollen to create what we know as “bee pollen”. The pollen is usually collected by placing a special device at the entrance of beehives that brushes it from the hind legs of the bees into a collection vessel. What’s in Bee Pollen? Bee pollen contains an incredible array of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, co-enzymes, and hormones. It is especially rich in B vitamins and antioxidants, including lycopene, selenium, beta carotene, vitamin C, vitamin E, and several flavanoids. It is composed of 55% carbohydrates, 35% protein, 3% vitamins and minerals, 2% fatty acids, and 5% other substances. Overall, it's one of the most nutritionally complete natural substances found on earth. What Will Bee Pollen Do for Me? When you first start taking bee pollen you may feel a significant increase in your energy right away, definitely within a week or so. Over time the consistent use of pollen will improve your energy, stamina, and endurance. You'll also probably notice a greater feeling of general well-being. Over the long-term, regular consumption of bee pollen will help alleviate many different health problems, slow down the aging process, and improve your quality of life.
Manuka Honey comes from the flowers of the
Manuka bush, which is a native plant of
THE
UMF® STANDARD
The UMF®
standard is to distinguish between ordinary Manuka honey and the unique Active
Manuka Honey. Ordinary Manuka honey has only
the hydrogen peroxide anti-bacterial property which is common to most
honeys. Active Manuka Honey has both
the hydrogen peroxide antibacterial property and its own natural antibacterial
property, which many doctors now believe gives it unique therapeutic uses. The Active Manuka Honey Industry has named
the natural non-peroxide property UMF® (Unique Manuka Factor), which
is their seal and trademark.
ANTIOXIDANTS
– SYSTEMIC USES
Researchers are now considering the possible
benefits of combining external application of UMF® Active Manuka
Honey with internal consumption application.
There may be added value to be gained from applying UMF®
Active Manuka Honey to external skin areas in conjunction with eating the honey
for its internal antioxidant and systemic qualities.
Research has found that New Zealand honeys have
useful levels of antioxidants, with UMF® Active Manuka Honey having
the highest of all. UMF® 16+
Active Manuka Honey stimulates the immune system and helps the body deal with
infections.
Research continues in the United Kingdom, New
Zealand and many other countries into what makes UMF® Active Manuka
Honey so markedly different to ordinary honey. Honey’s traditional use in folk
medicine in numerous cultures throughout history is being rekindled in a modern world by the
discovery of the unique properties and applications of UMF® Active
Manuka Honey.
HONEY
EFFECTIVE AGAINST MRSA IN LABORITORY TESTS
The antibacterial properties of UMF®
Active Manuka Honey have been observed in the laboratory to be effective in
inhibiting the growth of MRSA (staphylococcus aureus) strains of bacteria,
which are notoriously resistant to antibiotics and are responsible for
thousands of deaths in hospitals in the UK every year. UMF® Active Manuka Honey has also
been observed in the laboratory to be effective in killing the Helicobacter
Pylori bug, a damaging bacteria that is commonly found in the intestine.
If you intend to use the honey internally then
we sell the honey in a jar for consumption.
NATURE’S NECTAR UMF®16+ is the highest grade Active Manuka Honey
on the market and is available in 500g jars. The shelf life of Active Manuka
Honey is at least 4 years; in fact, the UMF® grade increases in
strength year by year!
·
Put a teaspoonful of UMF® Active Manuka Honey on a
piece of bread three or four times a day.
Take no fluids or food half an hour before to half an hour after, so as
not to dilute the honey. The bread gives
the honey longer dwell time in the stomach.
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Frequency and amount may be adjusted at your discretion. Some people have reported that they had good
results when they had the honey straight from the spoon. · Active Manuka Honey must not be used in hot drinks, as heating will destroy many of its unique properties.
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