Propolis

What is Propolis

Propolis is a resinous material produced by bees to disinfect and seal the interior of the hive, clean the cells, reduce the entrance size, and prevent the invasion of intruders.

It consists of resinous substances collected mainly from tree trunks, which bees mix with essential oils, wax, pollen, and enzymes from their glands.

Propolis Tincture is raw propolis dissolved in 95% pure alcohol.

Why Propolis is Important for Humans

The beneficial effects of propolis on the human body have been known for centuries.

Propolis is a powerful antibacterial agent and is considered the natural antibiotic.

It can positively affect a wide range of conditions, both preventively and therapeutically.

It is particularly effective for:

• Oral cavity conditions

• Respiratory infections

• Stomach ulcers

• Flu and colds

• Fungal infections

• Viral infections and more

It strengthens the immune system and helps fortify the body.

Usage and Storage

Children 3 to 12 years old:

• For skin conditions: apply topically.

• For oral conditions: dilute 5 drops in a little water and use as a gargle or mouth rinse.

• For other conditions: add 3-5 drops to milk and drink.

Children over 12 years and adults:

• For skin conditions: apply topically.

• For oral conditions: dilute 10 drops in a little water and use as a gargle or mouth rinse.

• For other conditions: add 20-30 drops to a little water and drink 1 hour before meals.

Store propolis in a cool, shaded place.

Precautions

International literature reports that some people may be allergic to bee products. Therefore, start with a small amount (one drop). Stop use if allergy symptoms appear.

Do not use on open wounds or sensitive areas. If swallowed without water, it may irritate the throat.

Avoid contact with clothing as it can stain. If it spills on skin or surfaces, clean with alcohol, not water.

For pregnancy, breastfeeding, and children under 3 years old, consult your doctor.