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Hydrogen Peroxide

Hydrogen Peroxide

Honey contains small amounts of hydrogen peroxide, which is a natural antiseptic. This hydrogen peroxide is produced by enzymes in the bees bodies and is released into the honey. It further contributes to honey's antimicrobial properties.

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