A recent study published in the journal Microbiology found that honey –
particularly that derived from bees for aging on manuka flowers – halted
one type of streptococcus pyogenes from inhibiting the healing of
wounds. Researchers conducting the lab tests found that just a little
bit of honey was enough to kill off the majority of bacterial
cells on the skin which infects the wound site. Honey also dramatically
reduced stubborn biofilms created by strep. Not only does honey help to
heal wounds, but it also can be utilized to prevent wounds in the first
place.
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