Unlock the Secret: Manuka vs Jarrah Honey
Unlock the Secret: Manuka vs Jarrah Honey
Discover Which Healing Honey is Best for You!
Find out which rare, antimicrobial honey
delivers more health benefits—
explore the difference and shop premium Jarrah
or Manuka honey today
Jarrah Honey hails solely from the Jarrah tree. (Eucalyptus marginata) situated in Western Australia, blossoming once every two years, resulting in its rarity, uniqueness, and special qualities
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES & ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY
Manuka Honey is renowned for its high concentration of methylglyoxal (MGO), which gives it strong non-peroxide antibacterial activity. Its medicinal strength is measured by the Unique Manuka Factor (UMF) or MGO rating
Jarrah Honey gets its antimicrobial properties mainly from hydrogen peroxide, produced by an enzyme called glucose oxidase. Jarrah honey is graded by its Total Activity (TA) score, which measures the sum of all its antimicrobial factors
Antimicrobial Strength: Studies and expert sources indicate that Jarrah honey can be up to 50% more antimicrobial than Manuka honey, especially at high TA ratings (e.g., TA10+ or TA22+). Both honeys are effective for wound healing and have antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal effects
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WHAT DOES THE TOTAL ACTIVITY (TA) RATING OF HONEY MEAN?
The TA rating of a honey is a rating of how well it can inhibit the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms. Honey with a high TA rating is called an active honey.
HONEY AND YOUR HEALTH
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