Bee Propolis

Description

May be useful for colds, coughs, flu, fevers, allergies, antibiotic, bowel poisons

Honeybees have been around a long time. Bees have a very well ordered social system and do not waste much time or resources. Honeybees are a disciplined team dedicated to helping each other survive. And they make a valuable product like honey, was and something called propolis! Propolis is a Greek term meaning before the city or pro-polis.

It was observed 25 hundred years ago that honeybees have tunnels and walkways they go through to get inside their dwellings. These tunnels and walkways are made of a resin, something like hardened tree sap, and we call this material propolis. As a matter of fact, the bees do collect the sap of selected trees and buds and leaves and mix this with the wax.

Bees sweat wax, not sweat like we do. This wax is mixed with their saliva and the sap. At this point it becomes propolis. Okay, why all this effort to make propolis? They don’t eat it. Entrance and exit tunnels and walkways are built out of propolis.
Bees can’t very well take off their shoes when entering their houses. So, they put up a sticky, antibiotic propolis mat and tunnel that traps germs, viruses, fungus, dirt, etc. They don’t track dis-eases into their home. We don’t do that and we get sick.

Honeybees also put propolis plugs into any undesired openings, which were found in their home. They also put a light coating of propolis on the wax honey cells to protect them. If a large insect, or heaven forbid, a mouse should come looking for some honey, or an errant snake should invade their home, it is stung to death. If it is too heavy to drag back out, they completely coat and encase it in propolis. Once that is done, the creature, does not putrefy and destroy the honey and hive.

Some people sip drops of liquified bee propolis throughout the day when they have sore throat, fever or other issues. Free radicals cause the body to break down. Society may provide sources such as chemical manufacturing plants, power plants, radiation and excessive food processing. Well, bee propolis is full of antioxidants.

Now you understand why some people use bee propolis each day. As an example, Bee Propolis may be useful applied [the width of the person’s hand] to the length of the spine daily to the spinal cord injuries.

Suggested use
20 to 40 drops three times per day or if no improvement, 40 drops per hour until better. Can be used hourly as an antibiotic in severe cases.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.