Purified propolis

Description

Composition: Propolis purified. Treatment of diseases: • Tuberculosis of the lungs • Bronchial asthma • Sore throat, pneumonia • Chronic pharyngitis, rhinitis • Otitis media • Stomach ulcer • Sciatica • Multiple sclerosis • Thyroid gland • Chronic prostatitis • Gynecological diseases • Postoperative wounds • Gastritis, colitis • Lymphangitis, lymphadenitis • Bronchitis, tracheitis • Sinusitis • Propolis inhalation • Gargling for diseases of the throat • Burns • Ulcers on the skin • Shingles • Wet eczema of the hands • The use of propolis in dental practice Of course, propolis, like any medicine, works more effectively when used for the prevention of various ailments. But at the same time, propolis is a powerful tool that can localize the focus of the disease, even when it has already flared up in full force. Propolis treatment is prescribed for various indications, from ordinary rheumatism to the treatment of inflammatory processes, diseases of the skin, heart, prostate, stomach, gynecological diseases and much more. Why is propolis so widely used? It can be said without any exaggeration that propolis is a truly unique remedy. On their own, people would not be able to produce such a product, because until now scientists cannot even determine what chemical formula propolis has, let alone recreate it. Propolis has a complex chemical composition. It consists of wax, resins, balms, essential oils and pollen. The biological properties of propolis are diverse. It has antimicrobial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antitumor, anesthetic and stimulating properties. Protects the enamel of teeth from caries, but in no case can it be chewed, firstly, the teeth get very dark from this, secondly, it is very difficult to clean them later, thirdly, direct contact of propolis with teeth has a negative effect on the enamel. Propolis helps to treat wounds and suppuration, improves immunity, tones, relieves tension and increases efficiency. The composition of propolis includes a mixture of resins and balms, wax, essential oil, pollen, vitamins A, C, group B, etc., as well as trace elements, including aluminum, vanadium, iron, calcium, silicon, manganese, strontium; there is cinnamon alcohol, cinnamon and benzoic acids, tannins, chrysin, galangin, etc. Propolis is used in the treatment of gastric, intestinal, gynecological diseases, as well as diseases of the mucous membranes of the nose, paranasal and oral cavities, respiratory tract, middle ear, bronchial asthma, pulmonary tuberculosis, difficult-to-heal wounds, burns, frostbite, furunculosis, viral flu, in dentistry as an anesthetic and therapeutic agent. The main advantage of propolis is its high antimicrobial effect. In this regard, it is increasingly used in medicine in the treatment of skin, tuberculosis, fungal and inflammatory diseases of the oral mucosa, upper respiratory tract, etc. Contraindications to use: • An allergic reaction of the body manifests itself in the form of burning, itching, swelling, weakness, headache, fever. People who have allergic reactions to bee venom and other bee products should also be careful with propolis preparations. • In diseases of the liver, biliary tract, pancreatitis, kidney stones, you should be very careful with the use of propolis preparations. The expediency of treatment and dose should be determined by the attending physician.

Specifications

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  Propolis

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