Manuka Honey as lube for Prostatitis

Antibacterial substances tend not to get along well in one's colon.

Sugar content may be problematic
Might knock off the good and necessary bowel bacteria
Not sure if the anti bacterial content would go thru the bowel wall and the prostate wall
Just my immediate thoughts

Since Prostatitis is inflamtion of the Prostate, it seems to me a doctor might prescribe antibiotics. True, they can knock out good bacteria, but it may be necessary in order to knock out any bad. At the end of treatment it is helpful to replace good bacteria with yogurt or the like. I'm not a doctor, nor have I had Prostatitis, but I'm assuming it may be like urinary infection for which I have been prescribed antibiotics. Of course, if there is no infection or bad bacteria with Prostatitis my theory is wrong. What causes Prostatitis, too much rubbing of it (with Aneros) or something else?

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_health_benefits_from_eating_manuka_honey

One of the many references on a simple search. No specific mention of Prostatitis on this one, but may be somewhere else. Again, if it is a bacterial thing, the honey might work. I found it interesting that it is a New Zealand product. I had never heard of it.
Paul

My comments were referring to it as an anal lube.
It has good write up if take orally. Some brands are stronger than others
Sorry if I was misleading
It still might be okay - I would want more information first.