Honey has notable antibiotic properties, largely due to the enzymatic creation of hydrogen peroxide. However, types of honey that do not exhibit this ability, such as Manuka honey, still have some antibiotic effects. This may be due to its low pH level, which is harmful to some bacteria. In-vitro studies have found that honey can even combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

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