I've read the same thing. I have h.pylori. I'm taking cran. capsules, currently. I also have been reading that honey is powerful in fighting ulcers, h. pylori, bacterial infections, etc. Apparently the enzymatic activities of honey also produce hydrogen peroxide , which generate highly active free radicals, which kill bacteria. I know that honey has osmotic properties--it tends to withdraw water and that water molecules strongly react with the sugars in honey, leaving little water available for micro-organisms.
There are a lot of C recipes/tonics--rooted in folklore--centered around honey.
It's also great topically applied to wounds, bites, and infections.
Kate, IBS-D.
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