The aim of this study is the evaluation of Honey effect on wound healing in diabetic foot. This study population included all patients admitted to Sari Hekmat hospital with diabetic foot. Inclusion criteria include having diabetic foot type 2 and 3 and the absence of vascular disease and exclusion criteria are rheumatoid arthritis, vasculitis, chemotherapy, immunosuppressive and steroid drugs. Data will be collected using list. wound will be assessed whit a list include grade, depth and length of lesion, pain severity, infection and the type of microorganisms before study and at the end of the first, second and third week after intervention. Debridement will be performed for all patients that are required by orthopedic surgeon under general or regional anesthesia. Daily dressing will be performed after washing the wound with normal saline. Then with a piece of gauze that is about 2 cm larger than the size of the wound , honey will be applied , and the wound will be dressing. In the control group after washing the wound with normal saline, a layer of sock gauze will be applied on wound and with minimal pressure the wound will be bandaged. Wound dressing will be done daily with a trained nurse and control of it's recovery will be followed by orthopedic surgeon. At the end of the first, second and third week wound will be assessed. Data will be analyzed using SPSS software version 16.