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01 / Ingredient context

Read the ingredient.
Check the preparation.

Ziziphus spina-christi honey (monofloral) is the ingredient identity used in this record. Product pages disclose where it appears in the formulas.

02 / Sources & limits

What is linked

2 source records in the archive. Check each source's preparation, dose, population and limits.

What this does not prove

Ingredient references do not establish the same effect in a finished formula or for an individual. These are not presented as trials of ZeedDrops products.

  1. 01
    Biological properties and therapeutic activities of honey in wound healing: a narrative review and meta-analysis ›

    Oryan, A., Alemzadeh, E., Moshiri, A. / 2016 / Journal of Tissue Viability

    Source listed / DOI linked

  2. 02
    Honey for nutrition and health: a review ›

    Bogdanov, S., Jurendic, T., Sieber, R., Gallmann, P. / 2008 / Journal of the American College of Nutrition

    Source listed / DOI linked

03 / Composition

The technical layer,
when you want it.

Compound identity describes composition, not a promised effect of the finished product.

01Polyphenolic flavonoids

Molecular formula: Not listed

Role described in the ingredient record: Antioxidant defence. This does not establish an effect at a formula's serving.

02Glucose + fructose

Molecular formula: Not listed

Role described in the ingredient record: Sustained natural energy. This does not establish an effect at a formula's serving.

03Glucose oxidase

Molecular formula: Not listed

Role described in the ingredient record: Endogenous enzyme activity. This does not establish an effect at a formula's serving.

04 / Before choosing

Cautions stay visible.

Not suitable for infants under 12 months. Individuals with diabetes should account for honey's natural sugars.

This dossier does not establish the amount in a finished formula. Confirm the current pack directions and quantities before use; do not translate a study dose into a serving.

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