Manuka Honey vs Yemeni Sidr Honey
Genuine Manuka and Sidr honeys are considered medical grade honeys because their medicinal benefits are far greater than that of your standard table honey, or even of raw honey bought locally. Manuka honey is named after its pollen source, the manuka bush (or tea tree bush) in New Zealand. Likewise, Yemeni Sidr honey is named after its pollen source, the Sidr tree. While both are internationally renowned, Yemeni Sidr honey is the ancient honey lauded in religious texts for its curative abilities. Both Manuka and Sidr honey have antibacterial and antiseptic properties handed down to them from their mother plants. While the tea tree bush is widely known for its oil, the Sidr tree is used medicinally from bark to berry. Each part of the tree has a purpose in healing. In addition to its many medicinal uses, Sidr berries are also extremely nutritious -- something passed down to the honey as well, thanks to the rich soil in the region. Whether you use honey medicinally or nutriti...

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