Ingredient
Australian honey
The base
80% of the base per sachet
Eighty per cent of every sachet, from a family-owned Queensland honey house. It carries everything else, and it is the reason kids take it without a fight.
- Where it comes from
- Queensland, Australia
- Form
- 80% of the honey base, in every sachet
- Why it is in this sachet
- Honey is the food that carries the formula: no pills, no mixing, and a taste that stays the same every day.
Read more in The Gut-Brain Connection
- Why honey and not syrupAnything taken daily needs a carrier. Honey and glucose syrup look alike on an ingredients list but behave very differently in lab studies of gut bacteria.
- What a certified honey grade actually provesA number on a jar is only as good as the testing behind it. What MGO grading measures, what UMF adds, and the study that checked whether labels are true.
- What MGO 250+ actually means, and how to check itMGO 250+ means at least 250 mg of methylglyoxal per kilogram of honey, confirmed by lab analysis. What the number measures and how to check it on a label.