Research Notes on Gastroenteritis and Honey
Even in the olden times, honey was always used as remedy for stomach pain and skin wounds. The reason is the anti bacterial and anti inflammatory nature of honey, which makes it useful in the treatment of gastrointestinal disorders. It is proven that honey inhibits the growth of bad bacteria in the stomach and fosters the growth of good bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract. That is why honey promotes prebiotics.
Top Resources on Gastroenteritis and Honey
- Waikato Honey Research Unit: 3.5. Honey For The Treatment Of Gastroenteritis
- WrongDiagnosis: Honey And Health
- GrannyMed: Home Remedies For Nausea, Sickness And Pain
- Junkinside.com: Honey Health Facts, Effects And Benefits
- Chet Day's Health & Beyond: Antibacterial Effects Of Honey Medical Fact Or Fiction?
- Honey In The Treatment Of Infantile Gastroenteritis
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