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Propolis

Propolis

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Elipsiod Mita Technology generates amazing results by absorbing large amounts of the Propolis into your body... fast. Normal products will only absorb to between 7% -15%.

About Propolis

Propolis is a natural resinous substance collected by honeybees from buds and trees. Propolis contains tree resin, essential oils, waxes and bioflavonoids. Bees coat the entire inside surface of their hives with propolis, polishing it to create one of the most sterile environments known to nature. The sticky filler substance plays a vital role in both protecting the colony from invasion from outside as well as the spread of infection within.

Raw propolis is composed of 50% -70% resins and balsams, 30% -50% wax, 5% -10% pollen and 10% essential oils. Propolis has a wide variety of additional elements including organic and amino acids, vitamins, minerals and most importantly bioflavonoids. The antioxidant effects of bioflavonoids in propolis may help to maintain a healthy immune system.

What Is propolis?
Propolis contains 300 natural compounds of active substances, amongst them flavonoids, phenolic acid, aromatic acids and numerous trace elements which make this a unique substance found in nature. In recent years scientific research has focused on Propolis and highlighted its significant importance for human wellbeing , which makes it is naturally unique.


Bees are not only responsible for pollinating a third of the food we eat, but they also produce some wonderful super food substances.

Propolis, collected by bees from tree bark and flower buds, is a critical component to hive hygiene and maintenance. It contains strong antiviral, antifungal and antibiotic properties used to defend the hive. It is the only antibiotic substance to which no strain of virus can become immune to.

In addition to this it is claimed that propolis is more sterile than the most advanced laboratory in the world. Hence it serves to protect the hive, honey and bees from infection and bacterial invasion. Veins of propolis, which are sticky and black in appearance, run through beeswax, serving as a cement to repair cracks and crevices. They also line the front entrance of the hive, forming the first line of bacterial defence.

Propolis is one of the reasons why honey does not spoil easily, making it a natural preservative, which was used to embalm corpses in Ancient Egypt. It is also used in traditional Apitherapy Remedies (Bee Therapy). Toward 400 B.C. Hippocrates, the father of medicine, began to speak about honey in terms of its cutaneous application for skin care. Later, the Persian physician Avicenna (980-1037 A.D.) spoke in his works of the value of Propolis for skin care, and other reasons. 

Apitherapy was then forgotten by the general public for many years and only resurfaced for every day use quite recently. Our modern perception of this ancient practice was long associated exclusively with the use of bee venom. However, thanks to many scientific studies, the narrow definition again broadened to include all beehive products.

The studies emphasized the potential of Propolis, honey, royal jelly and pollen. This wider vision also revealed the value of beehive product properties and led to their inclusion in our modern definition of apitherapy. A long history of use has meant modern applications of bee propolis have expanded into skin care, dental care, digestive health, immune support, and more.

Bee propolis is used as a preservative, a deodorant and as a skin-purifying agent. It encourages tissue repair and regeneration.

It is also important to emphasise the fact that Propolis contains an “intelligent” antibiotic, which means that unlike synthetic antibiotics, which kill all bacteria, Propolis actually destroys only the bad ones leaving the beneficial probiotic bacteria unt

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