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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
      last edited by

      emerald:
      Thanks janet_lee88.


      Any idea if this honey is suitable for pregnant mom?

      TIA.
      I am not too sure about pregnant women though...some doctors do not encourage babies/kids below 6 to take honey. But manuka is not ordinary honey. Sorry cant help.

      The promoter for HNZ said to take a teaspoon every morn on empty stomach and then drink a little water after that. This way, it does not dilute the manuka.

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        toman82
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        Pregnant women can take honey. But do not give children less than 1 year old due to fear of child botulism. Cos honey might contain the botulism spores, which is found in nature, will grow in the intestine and release in botulism toxin. Cos the infant stomach not strong enough to inhibit the spores from growing so dont give to infant. Try to wait longer to give infant lah. 1 year is average but all individual unique. so dont give so soon lah. Botulism can be serious.


        Adult stomach strong, so no prob. can eat including pregnant lady.

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        • janet88J Offline
          janet88
          last edited by

          toman82:
          Pregnant women can take honey. But do not give children less than 1 year old due to fear of child botulism. Cos honey might contain the botulism spores, which is found in nature, will grow in the intestine and release in botulism toxin. Cos the infant stomach not strong enough to inhibit the spores from growing so dont give to infant. Try to wait longer to give infant lah. 1 year is average but all individual unique. so dont give so soon lah. Botulism can be serious.


          Adult stomach strong, so no prob. can eat including pregnant lady.
          Thanks, I learnt something new.

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            mrsoh
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            Hi Parents,


            I saw on Facebook page of this HoneySpree shop in Singapore. They are having some discounts and I just bought a set so would like to share with you all. Not sure how to put a picture here but here's the link 😄

            https://www.facebook.com/HoneySpree?ref=hl#!/photo.php?fbid=480949131933166&set=a.313494358678645.92134.216943751667040&type=1&theater

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              mrsoh
              last edited by

              mrsoh:
              Hi Parents,


              I saw on Facebook page of this HoneySpree shop in Singapore. They are having some discounts and I just bought a set so would like to share with you all. Not sure how to put a picture here but here's the link 😄

              https://www.facebook.com/HoneySpree?ref=hl#!/photo.php?fbid=480949131933166&set=a.313494358678645.92134.216943751667040&type=1&theater
              Hi Parents, sorry for spamming but here's the image that I saved and uploaded. Here's the direct link to the promotion.
              http://www.honeyspree.com/ :lovesite:
              Hope this helps!

              http://i50.tinypic.com/35hk9x1.jpg\">

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                ah ka
                last edited by

                My child have taken supplement - fish oil can they still take manuka honey ? If can which kind shall be go for ? Do advise me as I know nothing until I came across this thread .

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                  safetyfirst
                  last edited by

                  Is there any preferred brand for manuka honey?

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                    micollh
                    last edited by

                    i notice 1 difference abt manuka and normal honey… i put them both outside on different location in kitchen… within 1 day… the normal honey attracts ants… but manuka is cleared from ants… why huh?? DH said cos of the antibacteria thingy in manuka… but when u eat both are sweet honey… how come ants dont go to manuka… then i tested, leave only manuka outside… take away the normal honey… still i find only 1 ant circling it… but not onto it… anyone can explain… just curious…

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                      ah ka
                      last edited by

                      Is ( ever green life ) manuka honey UMF 11 , suitable for 3-4 yr old children ? Is this brand good ?

                      I saw this from johnlittle so thinking shall I try ?
                      Anyone try before this brand ?

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                      • FunzF Offline
                        Funz
                        last edited by

                        micollh:
                        i notice 1 difference abt manuka and normal honey.. i put them both outside on different location in kitchen.. within 1 day.. the normal honey attracts ants.. but manuka is cleared from ants.. why huh?? DH said cos of the antibacteria thingy in manuka.. but when u eat both are sweet honey.. how come ants dont go to manuka.. then i tested, leave only manuka outside.. take away the normal honey.. still i find only 1 ant circling it.. but not onto it.. anyone can explain.. just curious..

                        could it be cos the manuka bottle has a better seal/cover?

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