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Propolis is taken extensively to promote energy and longevity.

Bee Propolis - (bee glue)

Propolis is a nutrient made by honey bees and is said to stimulate function of a healthy immune system and protect against certain adverse health conditions. Propolis is one of natures most versatile substances with a wide range of accepted health benefits.

Propolis is a form of resin which is collected by bees from bark and tree leaves. When combined by the worker bee with pollen, nectar and wax, it forms 'sticky' substance termed 'propolis'. It is used around the hive as an effective sealant, filling holes and cracks in the shell of the bee hive.

Bees have been on the planet in their present form for what some experts claim could be as long as 80 million years! Needless to say they have stood the test of time better than any other species on the planet. Experts are claiming the reason for this incredible existence is largely due to the natural properties of the bee 'elements' themselves. Protecting, sterilizing and nourishing bees to guard them against the hazards of the outside world, the natural bee products are now being recognized widely for their benefit to humans. Despite the obvious benefits, there is no way for man to synthetically recreate the properties of honey, pollen, Propolis or royal jelly. In fact it contains certain compounds which are so complex that they have yet to be identified and categorized.

This perhaps guarantees the safe existence of the bee population for maybe another 80 million years!

It contains all the known vitamins except for vitamin K, and has fourteen of the 15 minerals that the human body requires for normal function. (it does not contain sulfur)

Vitamin and Mineral Content

·         Vitamin A

·         Vitamin B1, B2, B3

·         Biotin

·         bioflavonoids

·         albumin

·         calcium

·         magnesium

·         iron

·         zinc

·         silica

·         potassium

·         phosphorous

·         manganese

·         cobalt

Propolis:

·         16 amino acids have been identified in propolis and it is known to provide a superior source of bioflavonoids. 

·         Bioflavonoids have anti-inflammatory properties.

·         Propolis has natural antibiotic and anti-viral properties, when combined with some prescription antibiotics it may boost the effectiveness of the prescribed drug.

·         It is often described as a complete food for raw energy and may provide protection against microorganisms

 

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