By Namita S Kalla | May 5, 2025
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Honey kills harmful bacteria like Staph aureus and E. coli, helping prevent infections before spreading further
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Thanks to its acidity, sugars, hydrogen peroxide, and enzymes, honey works like a built-in, gentle antibiotic treatment
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It disrupts how bacteria connect with each other, stopping them from becoming stronger or producing dangerous toxins
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Honey can get past sticky biofilm layers that protect bacteria, letting your body and medicine fight infection better
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By gently removing dead tissue and fighting germs, honey keeps wounds clean and supports a smooth healing process
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Honey wakes up your immune cells to fight infection, calling in reinforcements like cytokines, macrophages, and white blood cells
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Its antioxidants fight cell damage and stress, which helps skin repair itself faster and more effectively during healing
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It doesn’t just kill bacteria, honey also stops yeast and molds from growing, especially in moist, infected wounds.
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Honey naturally removes inflammation by calming the body’s overactive immune responses, reducing pain, redness, puffiness