All About Propolis

Many people are familiar with the benefits of raw, local honey. What people often don't know is bees produce another substance called propolis. It is the resin gathered from plants such as poplars, pine and birches. The bees chew this resin and combine it with wax to produce a sticky substance. They use this to repair and build the hive! It's function within the hive is remarkable in and of itself. Herbalists and holistic healers have found it has a wide variety of medicinal uses as well. Propolis can be found on its own as an extract, such as we sell. It is also sometimes included in some honey products (propolis will be listed as an ingredient).

Traditional Uses of Propolis

• Acne
• Allergies
• Antimicrobial
• Asthma
• Bleeding gums
• Cold and flu
• Hair loss
• Immune support
• Infections
• Inflammation
• Rashes and eczema
• Sore throats
• Tooth pain
• Ulcers
• Warts

It is an anti-fungus, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antibiotic. Propolis can be used topically or taken internally. Some studies are even being done on the impact of propolis on cancer treatment. Plus it is rich in flavonoids and vitamins & minerals including B vitamins, vitamin C, calcium, zinc, and many more.

Customer feedback for propolis-

"My daughter had multiple warts on her hands that were spreading. We tried conventional treatments and apple cider vinegar but nothing helped. I read that taking propolis i a study reduced warts by 75% within 3 months. My daughter started taking it internally and all of her warts were completely gone within 2 months. It worked so well that my husband tried it for his warts and it worked for him too." ~Alaina

"We love this product. For me personally its one of my life savers because I can't take many herbal remedies due to allergies so this is something helpful I can take." ~Dannielle

We sell propolis starting at $16.95

Caution: The eye area should be avoided when using propolis. If it makes contacts with the eyes, irritation will occur. Prolonged and repeated use of propolis may increase people’s propensity for developing allergies.

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