Propolis is a substance produced by
bees from various shoots of young leaves that are mixed with their saliva. Propolis
or bee glue is used for patching and sterilizing the hive. Propolis is anti-bacterial
(disinfectant) which kills all bacteria, and is used by bees to protect the hives
from germs, bacteria and virus problems.Propolis contains more than 300 elements, including: flavanoids, chalcones, dehydrocalcones, aliphatic acids and esters, long-chain aliphatic acids, short-chain volatile oils, aromatic acids and esters, benzoic acid and its derivatives, aldehydes, alcohols, cinnamic acid and its derivatives, ketine, phenol, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals.
The benefits of propolis
Due to the complete elements contained
in propolis, propolis has more than 60 positive benefits for the body. Propolis
positive benefits include: activating macrophages, inhibiting the growth of tumor
cells in the large intestine, blood clotting effects, anti micro-organisms that
are resistant to acids, anti-allergic, anti-bacterial, anti-biotic, anti-fungal,
anti-depression, anti-bleeding, anti herves, anti-infection, desinfectant, anti-inflammation,
anti-leukemia, anti-tuberculosis, anti-oxidant, anti-seizure, anti-stress, anti-septic,
anti-virus, reducing the adverse effects of alcohol and smoking, lowering the blood
pressure, lowering the blood cholesterol, skin smoothing, anti-glaucoma, lowering
the risk of the rupture of blood vessels, decreasing the negative effects of
cancer radiation, anti solar radiation, and enhancing protein biosynthesis.
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