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Propolis
Who would have thought these sometimes deadly, stinging, flying insects could make such a myriad of products with huge health benefits for humans and according to research animals too. Natural bee products such as Honey, Royal Jelly, Bee Pollen and propolis have benefits that in general far out way the dangers it can have to those with severe allergies.
Bees have been keeping their hives disease, fungal and bacteria free with the use of propolis. Propolis is a resinous sap that is collected by worker bees from bark and buds from trees and plants. Bees use this sticky substance along with bees wax to fill the gaps and keep the walls of the hive glued together, not to mention this bee glue keeps the hive more sterile than the cleanest hospital. This is also where it is transformed in to propolis. Known as bee glue, propolis has been found to have antibiotic, anti fungal and antiviral effects. When used with penicillin or antibiotics it can increase their effectiveness by 100 fold. This should only be done under doctor supervision as the dosage of these drugs may need to be amended. Research also suggests propolis is an excellent topical treatment for burns and wounds
Benefits Of Propolis (Internally)
• Improved physical, intellectual and sexual performance
• Faster tissue healing
• May increase fertility in women with endometriosis
• Helps in the treatment of inflammatory bowel conditions
• Multiplies the effectiveness of antibiotics and penicillin up to 100x
• Useful in the treatment of gum diseases and mouth wounds
• Stimulates the immune system
Benefits Of Propolis (Externally)
• Treating burns
Contraindications and Side Effects
Avoid Propolis If You Are
• Asthmatic
• Allergic To Bee Stings
• Allergic to Bee Pollen
• Pregnant
• Prone to Anaphylactic Shock
Important See your medical health care professional immediately if you experience any of the following symptoms after taking propolis or any other bee product: Difficulty breathing, hives, wheezing, itchy throat, reddening of the skin, rashes, swelling, itching or cracking of the skin. Propolis over an extended period of time may also induce eczema, lesions, psoriasis, or mouth sores.
How to Take: Take propolis gradually using small quantities for the first few days. If there are no side effects you can gradually increase your propolis intake to the full dosage as directed on the manufactures label.
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