Sore and irritated throats
Gum and teeth disorders
Tonsillitis
Colds
Acne
Gastro-intestinal infections
Propolis is a resinous substance which bees gather from leaf buds and tree bark, containing anti-bacterial and antibiotic properties.
The bees use Propolis as a glue for sealing cracks and gaps in their hives, they also place Propolis near the opening of the hive to sterilise anything entering. Bees encase foreign objects that get into the hive in a cocoon of Propolis to prevent decay.
The natural mild antibiotic and anti-fungal properties of this substance are probably due to its high content of flavonoids. Propolis contains a high level of bioflavonoids; these stimulate white blood cells to produce Interferon, which greatly increases the body's resistance to disease. Propolis also curtails the growth of Protozoa and is therefore an effective treatment for some intestinal parasites
Traditionally, Propolis is used as an antibiotic and a stimulant of the immune system, therefore reducing the occurrence and severity of colds and flue and very popular in the treatment of throat infections. Propolis from the beehive is known to increase resistance to infection and illnesses and is widely recognized as a preventative supplement.
The healing benefits of Propolis to humans have been recognised as far back as Ancient Egyptian times (who saw bees and their Propolis as a source of eternal life).
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