Anti-septic
Bioactive constituents such as allicin in garlic, polyphenols in honey, and curcumin in turmeric are increasingly scrutinized for their antiseptic capabilities (Ankri and Mirelman, 1999, Microbes and Infection; Mandal and Mandal, 2011, Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine; Teow et al., 2016, Food Chemistry; FDA Guidelines).
In vitro research underscores their antimicrobial efficacy against a diverse array of pathogens, thereby suggesting potential roles in augmenting immune response and mitigating infection susceptibility (Ogbolu et al., 2007, Journal of Medicinal Food; NIH Studies). While these findings are promising, the absence of extensive human clinical trials necessitates further rigorous investigation to validate these preliminary observations (Sardi et al., 2019, Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine; WHO Recommendations; USDA Guidelines).
Categorieswhen you select any items page will be refresh and focus will be move out of the page
Health Concerns
Ginger Honey
Experience the perfect harmony of raw, unfiltered Florida summer honey and organic dried ginger in our Ginger Honey. With almo...
Current price$15.99
Strawberry Honey
Savor the essence of Florida's summer with our exquisite Strawberry Honey, a fusion of raw, unfiltered honey and locally source...
Current price$11.99
Recently Viewed Products
Feel Better. Look Better. Be Better.
Get on the list for actionable Health & Nutrition advice every week.
