The or Propolis Propolis is a resinous substance obtaining bees (Apis mellifera ) of the buds of trees and some plants and then processed in the hive making it a powerful antibiotic covering the walls the hive to fight bacteria, viruses and fungi that may affect it.
Propolis is used in medicine for thousands of years, and n civilizations of ancient Egypt and Greece, are known antiseptic and healing properties and, therefore, the applications used to combat numerous diseases. It is a product difficult and expensive to collect, propolis is present in small amounts in honey.
Composition Chem ica. is composed of resins and balms, waxes, flavonoids, lipids, essential oils, pollen, minerals such as aluminum, silver, chrome, tin, iron ... It also contains vitamin A and B group vitamins, especially vitamin B3 or niacin.
pharmacological properties. The propolis inmunoestimulates properties, antibiotic (bactericidal and fungicidal) and antiviral. It is also an effective anti-inflammatory and healing. It also has a slight analgesic effect.
Therapeutic.
- respiratory and throat propolis is effective in infectious processes of the airways such as colds or flu, for their immunostimulatory properties, antiviral and antibiotic. It is also used in cases of laryngitis, bronchitis, tonsillitis and sinusitis, which are also effective anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties.
- skin and mucous membranes: effective in abscesses, boils, ulcers and other skin conditions, especially in fungal or fungal infections such as athlete's foot. On the other hand, has proved effective in the treatment of acne. Also useful in sores or canker sores.
- Gynecology: useful in vaginal infections such as candidiasis and in cases of inflammation and itching in the form of washes.
- Digestive System: very useful in the treatment of gastrointestinal ulcer and intestinal infections.
administration and dosage forms.
-Capsules: 2 at breakfast and 2 at dinner.
-creams.
-propolis extract: mix with water for washing.
-dyes.
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