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Recent experience with Manuka honey with my B-major child has shown great effect on his Hb count. Omar used to take transfusions every two weeks. After using a UMF 15+ Manuka Honey, he now transfuses every three weeks.
I believe Manuka excels mostly because of two main attributes:
1- It has a high anti-bacterial activity
2- It is not micro-filtered or pasteurized (raw)
If someone would like the nutritional values alone and has no need for the immune-boosting properties, other raw honeys are available at a fraction of the cost.
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Manuka honey has powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which could explain how it helps to extend the life of red blood cells. Let us know if this positive effect maintains over time.
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What should be the dosage of manuka honey for 2 year old?
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One teaspoon maximum at that age. I would suggest starting with half teaspoon at first.
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Okay. Thanks Andy.
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Quote from: Andy Battaglia on June 12, 2017, 12:19:52 AM
One teaspoon maximum at that age. I would suggest starting with half teaspoon at first.
is it fine to give Manuka honey after bone marrow transplant.. my kid who got BMT 50 days ago had a cough... is it fine to give him manuka honey?
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Have the doctors given you any dietary restrictions? If sweets are not restricted, manuka honey would be helpful.
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doctors here put no restriction at all, even they say chocolates and canned juices can be given... therefore we are a bit careful what to feed the baby.. he actually got a diarrhea which according to doctors might be due to GVHD ..
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what would be the adult dose for the honey? thanks
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A teaspoon or more per day is therapeutic. It can also be used on the skin to aid in healing of wounds.
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