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 ==Misleading statement== 
 The opening paragraph has a sentence that reads: 'While a component found in mānuka honey has antibacterial properties in vitro, there is no conclusive evidence of medicinal or dietary value other than as a sweetener."" Yes, manuka honey has antibacterial properties in vitro, but it has been shown to have antibacterial properties in vivo. Google Scholar lists a number of studies. And the word ""conclusive"" is subjective. I am sure many people would state that evolution or general relativity have not been conclusively shown to be true. This sentence is biased and needs to be corrected.   — Preceding unsigned comment added by   •    
 :An antibacterial claim is a conclusive anti-disease statement that would hold manuka honey science to the standards required of an approved drug; it obligates WP:MEDRS sourcing. There appear to be no such sources in the drug or food regulations of any government, internationally recognized health research institutions or the world's randomized clinical trial literature.   "