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by Manuka Honey Team July 29, 2022 4 min read
In January 2020 we wrote this blog on the power of Manuka Honey. It has been picked up by various sources throughout the world and referenced in many tweets and posts. Given the spread of COVID-19 (a new coronavirus) throughout the world since then we have now updated this blog.
Viruses don’t just cause illness in winter. All through the year viruses can cause us to miss out on our favourite activities, meeting with friends and missing school.
As we write this in the heat of the beautiful summer here in New Zealand, getting common viruses like a winter cold or flu should be far from our minds.
We believe protection starts at home, with a strict hygiene regime, but we can also help each other by having healthy immune systems.
We love Manuka Honey in any case, but knowing the superfood benefits of Manuka Honey makes it top of our list to keep us well.
The Manuka Honey of NZ Specialty Shop features many “therapeutic grade”
Manuka Honey products sourced from businesses around New Zealand.
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Check out or blog regarding the benefits of Manuka Honey
It’s been trusted for centuries by healers all over the world. At a time when we receive a lot of mixed messaging, perhaps now is the time to trust in natural ingredients that have stood the test of time.
Manuka Honey of NZ has a great range of products to support you naturally.
At Manuka Honey of NZ we’ve selected a range of the best Manuka Honey products to help support you with seasonal ills and chills. You can select from our general or specialist wellness products.
SAVVY - Rocket Fuel Respiratory Support
PURITI - 12+ UMF Manuka Honey Lozenges
EGMONT - 10+ UMF Manuka Honey + Propolis Drops
Here are three things to remember when choosing your Manuka Honey immune support product:
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Many of the wellness products we stock at Manuka Honey of NZ contain not only Manuka Honey but other natural products that help support our well-being all year round.
Here are three to look out for:
Vitamin C is another component that may help your body defend itself and respond to challenges. Adding Vitamin C to Manuka Honey products can be a great way to provide additional support, but is best used as part of your regular daily wellness routine.
There are simple things you can do to help reduce the risk of catching a virus and getting sick. This is especially important in reducing the spread of COVID-19.
You want to be out there living life to the fullest. Not stuck inside feeling unwell. Use Manuka Honey products all year round to be in the best health to respond to challenges.
Select your Manuka Honey Wellness products here:
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