There's a mountain of evidence that honey heals wounds, no matter what the floral source. As long as it hasn't been heated which destroys healthy & nutritious enzymes. But besides wound care, it's also a great source of quick energy, rich in antioxidants, ideal for treating burns and an effective cough suppressant...
Wound Care
in the Wilderness: Is There Evidence for Honey?
Wilderness Environ Med, 2014 Jan 3
Honey is
one of the most ancient remedies for wound care. Current research has shown
promising results for its use in wound care. This review is intended to inform
readers of the physiological properties of honey and the evidence that exists
to support its clinical use.
When
compared with evidence for current wound treatment, honey has proven to be a
safe, effective, and sometimes superior treatment for various wounds. There are
currently US Food and Drug Administration-approved medical-grade honey products
available in the United States. Although there have been no clinical trials
exploring the use of honey in wilderness environments, it may be a safe,
improvisational wound treatment. More robust studies are needed for definitive
conclusions of its efficacy and safety.
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