1. "Honey" missleading... only two types effective.
    Allen Allen United States says:
    September 14, 2009 at 10:20 AM

    You should change the article because they found that some types of honey were totally ineffective.  Just saying "Honey" in this article is misleading... they only found two types to be effective.   The two that they tested that worked were: Sidr honey from Yemen and Manuka honey from New Zealand.  They are named after the flower or plant that the bees made the honey from.  Other honey they tested, Buckwheat honey for example, was found to be totally ineffective.  

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