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| | Propolis 1 oz: HF $13.04 We prepare our Propolis Extract from crude propolis which is collected from honeybee hives. Propolis is an aromatic resin that is harvested and processed by honeybees from the sap of wild-growing trees 2. Our propolis is never fumigated or irradiated. Our Propolis Extract is very rich in flavonoids, and aromatic resins and balsams. It contains minimal amounts of bee's wax and is free of any beehive paint chips. |
| | Organika Professional Line Bee Propolis (Himalayan) 500mg $17.99 Organika Professional Line Bee Propolis (Himalayan) 500mg |
| | C.C. Bee Propolis 500Mg 60 Cap: HF $14.57 High Desert® Bee Propolis - Sixty 500mg tablets. Manufactured in CC Pollen's own Propolis Manufacturing Plant. Take the Propolis Tour to see why High Desert® Propolis is the best in the world! |
| | Propolis 500Mg 90 Cap: HF $19.07 Propolis, or “bee glue,” is the resinous substance that the bees gather from tree buds and it has a multitude of purposes inside the hive. Not only do bees use propolis to seal the hive and protect it from the elements, but they also use it to sterilize the cells that will house their eggs. The bees learned long ago that propolis protects the hive from mold, mildew and microbial contamination. |
| | C.C. Bee Propolis 60 Tab: HF $13.76 The High Desert Propolis extract is of unparalleled quality. The propolis extraction procedures utilized by C C Pollen are the result of extensive research and considerable expenditure. This proprietary process removes all foreign matter and impurities while at the same time preserving the bioactivity of the propolis and its flavonoids. |
| | Liquid Propolis W/Herbs 1 oz: HF $16.01 Nutritionally Supports Healthy Immune System Gluten Free Propolis Extract is a concentrated source of raw propolis with pure natural vegetable glycerin combined with various herbs to provide a formula for helping promote a healthy immune system. |
| | Propolis 500 mg 90 capsules: K $18.71 Propolis, or ''bee glue,'' is a well known substance that beekeepers find in their hives. Used as a food supplement, skin medicine and skin cream ingredient. A favorite smoothie additive. Hippocrates presented the use of propolis to help heal sores. Propolis according to research has shown to be effective against a variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and molds. It has been shown to be a non-specific immunostimulant. The Greeks also made perfume called polyanthos using propolis and other herbs. Propolis was used as a varnish for gold and even the famous Stradivarius violins. The people of Mongolia and Siberia used propolis to varnish the bottoms of their sleds. An anti-rust mixture was used by blacksmiths. Many beauty creams, hair preparations and massage oils contain propolis. |
| | Propolis 650 mg 100 capsules: K $15.56 The word PROPOLIS is reputed to have been coined by Aristotle, from the Greek words pro (before) and polis (city), meaning, Before The City, or Defender Of The City. In his writings, Aristotle showed a remarkably accurate and detailed knowledge of bee propolis. Bees collect tree resin for propolis, just as they collect pollen and honey for food. Bees use propolis to virtually encase the inside of the hive. It is used to caulk and seal every crack, and a very thin coat of propolis is spread over the surfaces of the honeycomb cells, inside and out. This is important for the prevention of infection in the honeycomb. Propolis is used to sterilize the honeycomb cells that contain the larvae, as well as the cells that store the honey and bee pollen. Propolis is also used extensively at the entrance of the hive to form an elaborate, winding tunnel. Bees literally have to crawl through a tight tunnel of propolis to enter and leave the hive. In this way, bees are cleansed of microbes as they enter the hive, and the sterility of the beehive is maintained. In fact, the beehive is the most sterile environment found in nature. The fact that this structure, located in the wild, and full of food and organisms, can be kept free of disease and infection is quite remarkable. In very real terms, propolis functions as the natural defense and immune system of the beehive. Bees show definite preferences for certain species of tree resins in their collection of propolis. It appears that bees have unerringly identified the highest quality, and most appropriate raw material to use for propolis. The bees secretions then transform the resin to optimize the benefits of propolis Chemically, propolis is exceedingly complex and contains a rich variety of potent terpenes and benzoic, caffeic, cinnamic,and phenolic acids. It's also high in flavonoids, which by themselves may account for many of the benefits attributed to propolis-and some researchers refer to propolis as a type of flavonoid. One of the most significant medical journal articles described how the caffeic acids in propolis and honey might prevent colon cancer, which kills some 60,000 Americans each year. Chinthalapally V. Rao, Ph.D., of the American health Foundation, Valhalla, N.Y., reported in Cancer Research (Sept.15,1993; 53:1482-88) that these caffeic acids prevented the formation of precancerous tissue in rats after they were exposed to cancer-causing chemicals. Most medical articles, however, still point to the value of propolis as a powerful, natural antibiotic. That doesn't mean eating propolis will let you throw away your antibiotics - only that you may not need them quite as often. Two medical journal articles document the activity of propolis specifically against Staphylococcus aureus, the bacterium that causes dangerous and often deadly surgical infections, blood poisoning, and a type of pneumonia. Five to 10 percent of all patients hospitalized in the United States develop such |
| | Bee Propolis Extract 2 fl oz: HH $21.06 Propolis, or ''bee glue,'' is a well known substance that beekeepers find in their hives. Hippocrates presented the use of propolis to help heal sores. Propolis according to research has shown to be effective against a variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and molds. It has been shown to be a non-specific immunostimulant. The Greeks also made perfume called polyanthos using propolis and other herbs. Many beauty creams, hair preparations and massage oils contain propolis. http://www.xs4all.nl/~jtemp/propolismail.html ''We use propolis tincture at our house. We believe and have experienced evidence of its abilities in calming an upset stomach when taken with a mint tea. (recipe to follow) to lowering and removing a fever, and inducing a relaxed feeling that promoted sleep. We take it in tea if we feel we are catching a cold or flu. We use it as a topical dressing on small wounds much like the medical experts use iodine. It has an effect on skin problems from fungus (it does not cure the fungus, but stops the itching) to fever blisters. Basically it does everything Echinacia does without Echinacia's side effects and allergies associated with that herbal remedy. We have never experienced any side effects from propolis tincture. We take propolis internally as follows: To a mug of boiling water add an infusion of mint. It can be a mint tea bag. ... to the tea add the juice from ½ of a small lemon, and sweeten to taste with lots of honey. Now add a ½ teaspoon (5 cc.) of the 1:2 propolis tincture to the tea and give it a stir. Propolis tincture has a strong ''medicinal'' smell and flavor that may necessitate the use of more honey. To use the propolis topically, just dab a ''Q'' tip or cotton swab (puds to you Aussies) in the tincture and paint on.'' The word PROPOLIS is reputed to have been coined by Aristotle, from the Greek words pro (before) and polis (city), meaning, Before The City, or Defender Of The City. In his writings, Aristotle showed a remarkably accurate and detailed knowledge of bee propolis. Bees collect tree resin for propolis, just as they collect pollen and honey for food. Bees use propolis to virtually encase the inside of the hive. It is used to caulk and seal every crack, and a very thin coat of propolis is spread over the surfaces of the honeycomb cells, inside and out. This is important for the prevention of infection in the honeycomb. Propolis is used to sterilize the honeycomb cells that contain the larvae, as well as the cells that store the honey and bee pollen. Propolis is also used extensively at the entrance of the hive to form an elaborate, winding tunnel. Bees literally have to crawl through a tight tunnel of propolis to enter and leave the hive. In this way, bees are cleansed of microbes as they enter the hive, and the sterility of the beehive is maintained. In fact, the beehive is the most sterile environment found in nature. The fact that this structure, located in the wild, and full |
| | Bee Propolis Extract 16 fl oz: HH $120.04 Propolis, or ''bee glue,'' is a well known substance that beekeepers find in their hives. Hippocrates presented the use of propolis to help heal sores. Propolis according to research has shown to be effective against a variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and molds. It has been shown to be a non-specific immunostimulant. The Greeks also made perfume called polyanthos using propolis and other herbs. Many beauty creams, hair preparations and massage oils contain propolis. http://www.xs4all.nl/~jtemp/propolismail.html ''We use propolis tincture at our house. We believe and have experienced evidence of its abilities in calming an upset stomach when taken with a mint tea. (recipe to follow) to lowering and removing a fever, and inducing a relaxed feeling that promoted sleep. We take it in tea if we feel we are catching a cold or flu. We use it as a topical dressing on small wounds much like the medical experts use iodine. It has an effect on skin problems from fungus (it does not cure the fungus, but stops the itching) to fever blisters. Basically it does everything Echinacia does without Echinacia's side effects and allergies associated with that herbal remedy. We have never experienced any side effects from propolis tincture. We take propolis internally as follows: To a mug of boiling water add an infusion of mint. It can be a mint tea bag. ... to the tea add the juice from ½ of a small lemon, and sweeten to taste with lots of honey. Now add a ½ teaspoon (5 cc.) of the 1:2 propolis tincture to the tea and give it a stir. Propolis tincture has a strong ''medicinal'' smell and flavor that may necessitate the use of more honey. To use the propolis topically, just dab a ''Q'' tip or cotton swab (puds to you Aussies) in the tincture and paint on.'' The word PROPOLIS is reputed to have been coined by Aristotle, from the Greek words pro (before) and polis (city), meaning, Before The City, or Defender Of The City. In his writings, Aristotle showed a remarkably accurate and detailed knowledge of bee propolis. Bees collect tree resin for propolis, just as they collect pollen and honey for food. Bees use propolis to virtually encase the inside of the hive. It is used to caulk and seal every crack, and a very thin coat of propolis is spread over the surfaces of the honeycomb cells, inside and out. This is important for the prevention of infection in the honeycomb. Propolis is used to sterilize the honeycomb cells that contain the larvae, as well as the cells that store the honey and bee pollen. Propolis is also used extensively at the entrance of the hive to form an elaborate, winding tunnel. Bees literally have to crawl through a tight tunnel of propolis to enter and leave the hive. In this way, bees are cleansed of microbes as they enter the hive, and the sterility of the beehive is maintained. In fact, the beehive is the most sterile environment found in nature. The fact that this structure, located in the wild, and full |
| | Bee Propolis Extract 8 fl oz: HH $63.18 Propolis, or ''bee glue,'' is a well known substance that beekeepers find in their hives. Hippocrates presented the use of propolis to help heal sores. Propolis according to research has shown to be effective against a variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and molds. It has been shown to be a non-specific immunostimulant. The Greeks also made perfume called polyanthos using propolis and other herbs. Many beauty creams, hair preparations and massage oils contain propolis. http://www.xs4all.nl/~jtemp/propolismail.html ''We use propolis tincture at our house. We believe and have experienced evidence of its abilities in calming an upset stomach when taken with a mint tea. (recipe to follow) to lowering and removing a fever, and inducing a relaxed feeling that promoted sleep. We take it in tea if we feel we are catching a cold or flu. We use it as a topical dressing on small wounds much like the medical experts use iodine. It has an effect on skin problems from fungus (it does not cure the fungus, but stops the itching) to fever blisters. Basically it does everything Echinacia does without Echinacia's side effects and allergies associated with that herbal remedy. We have never experienced any side effects from propolis tincture. We take propolis internally as follows: To a mug of boiling water add an infusion of mint. It can be a mint tea bag. ... to the tea add the juice from ½ of a small lemon, and sweeten to taste with lots of honey. Now add a ½ teaspoon (5 cc.) of the 1:2 propolis tincture to the tea and give it a stir. Propolis tincture has a strong ''medicinal'' smell and flavor that may necessitate the use of more honey. To use the propolis topically, just dab a ''Q'' tip or cotton swab (puds to you Aussies) in the tincture and paint on.'' The word PROPOLIS is reputed to have been coined by Aristotle, from the Greek words pro (before) and polis (city), meaning, Before The City, or Defender Of The City. In his writings, Aristotle showed a remarkably accurate and detailed knowledge of bee propolis. Bees collect tree resin for propolis, just as they collect pollen and honey for food. Bees use propolis to virtually encase the inside of the hive. It is used to caulk and seal every crack, and a very thin coat of propolis is spread over the surfaces of the honeycomb cells, inside and out. This is important for the prevention of infection in the honeycomb. Propolis is used to sterilize the honeycomb cells that contain the larvae, as well as the cells that store the honey and bee pollen. Propolis is also used extensively at the entrance of the hive to form an elaborate, winding tunnel. Bees literally have to crawl through a tight tunnel of propolis to enter and leave the hive. In this way, bees are cleansed of microbes as they enter the hive, and the sterility of the beehive is maintained. In fact, the beehive is the most sterile environment found in nature. The fact that this structure, located in the wild, and full |
| | Propolis Tincture,X-Thick .5 oz: HF $11.06 Propolis, or “bee glue,” is the resinous substance that the bees gather from tree buds and it has a multitude of purposes inside the hive. Not only do bees use propolis to seal the hive and protect it from the elements, but they also use it to sterilize the cells that will house their eggs. The bees learned long ago that propolis protects the hive from mold, mildew and microbial contamination. |
| | Soothing Propolis Concentrate by Pevonia Botanica $67.99 A rich micro-emulsified gel essence to heal sensitive skin Contains concentrated Propolis from France & lavender Vaso-constricting formulation effectively calms skin Offers antibacterial & decongesting benefits Leaves skin revitalized & strengthened To use: Apply 5-7 drops of this essence on cleansed face / neck. Wear alone or before any Pevonia Cream Scent: Original |
| | Honey Propolis Salve .85 oz: HF $7.91 We are constantly amazed by the work of the bees and the apothecary of medicine they produce. Raw honey has been used for thousands of years as a food and topically as treatment for burns and wounds. Honey is hydroscopic, drawing moisture from the environment, effectively incapacitating infectious bacteria. It has an acidic pH which further dissuades microbial colonization and has been found to contain inhibine which is akin to hydrogen peroxide. Honey also coats exposed, irritated nerve endings inhibiting oxidation, thus relieving pain. The bees make propolis by combining resins (from poplars and conifers), beeswax, and pollen. Propolis (bee-glue) strengthens waterproofs and sterilizes the hive. Propolis is antibiotic, antiseptic, antifungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic (numbing pain). At Honey Gardens, we were inspired to combine raw honey, propolis, and beeswax with olive oil infusions of comfrey root, calendula flowers, and plantain leaves. Comfrey root knits wounds together, promotes cell repair, and heals burns. Calendula flowers sooth inflamed tissues, burns, and stimulate healing of wounds. Plantain leaves are astringent drawing infections to the surface, promoting healing of injuries. Each herb also helps stop bleeding. The propolis acts as a resinous bandage, protecting the wound. Apply Honey House propolis salve to burns, wounds, bruises, swellings, stings and damaged/dry skin. |
| | Propolis Resin 100% Pure 1 lb: C $95.02 This is Starwest's nitrogen-flushed double wall silverfoil pack. Used as a food supplement, skin medicine and skin cream ingredient. A favorite smoothie additive. Propolis, or ''bee glue,'' is a well known substance that beekeepers find in their hives. Hippocrates presented the use of propolis to help heal sores. Propolis according to research has shown to be effective against a variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and molds. It has been shown to be a non-specific immunostimulant. The Greeks also made perfume called polyanthos using propolis and other herbs. Propolis was used as a varnish for gold and even the famous Stradivarius violins. The people of Mongolia and Siberia used propolis to varnish the bottoms of their sleds. An anti-rust mixture was used by blacksmiths. Many beauty creams, hair preparations and massage oils contain propolis. http://www.recipegoldmine.com/beautyskin/skin125.html Lemon Balm Skin Cream This will tighten and smooth normal and combination skin. 3 tablespoons dried lemon balm leaves ½ cup boiling water ½ ounce beeswax 2 ounces lanolin ½ cup wheat germ oil 1 teaspoon propolis powder (bee glue) Pour boiling water over lemon balm leaves in a clean bowl. Steep for 10 minutes. Strain through a fine sieve, collecting liquid in a clean bowl. Allow to cool; discard lemon balm leaves. Melt beeswax and lanolin in a heatproof glass set in simmering water. Stir in wheat germ oil. Add herbal infusion by teaspoonful and stir until well blended. Remove glass from water. Add propolis powder to tepid cream and carefully stir it in until blended. Let cream cool completely. Stir cream thoroughly and transfer it to clean containers with tight-fitting lids. Store up to 3 months. Yields 10 ounces. http://www.xs4all.nl/~jtemp/propolismail.html ''We use propolis tincture at our house. We believe and have experienced evidence of its abilities in calming an upset stomach when taken with a mint tea. (recipe to follow) to lowering and removing a fever, and inducing a relaxed feeling that promoted sleep. We take it in tea if we feel we are catching a cold or flu. We use it as a topical dressing on small wounds much like the medical experts use iodine. It has an effect on skin problems from fungus (it does not cure the fungus, but stops the itching) to fever blisters. Basically it does everything Echinacia does without Echinacia's side effects and allergies associated with that herbal remedy. We have never experienced any side effects from propolis tincture. We take propolis internally as follows: To a mug of boiling water add an infusion of mint. It can be a mint tea bag. ... to the tea add the juice from ½ of a small lemon, and sweeten to taste with lots of honey. Now add a ½ teaspoon (5 cc.) of the 1:2 propolis tincture to the tea and give it a stir. Propolis tincture has a strong ''medicinal'' smell and flavor that may necessitate the use of more honey. To use the propolis topi |
| | Propolis Extra-Thick 65% Tincture 0.5 oz: K $11.06 Propolis, or ''bee glue,'' is a well known substance that beekeepers find in their hives. Used as a food supplement, skin medicine and skin cream ingredient. A favorite smoothie additive. Hippocrates presented the use of propolis to help heal sores. Propolis according to research has shown to be effective against a variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and molds. It has been shown to be a non-specific immunostimulant. The Greeks also made perfume called polyanthos using propolis and other herbs. Propolis was used as a varnish for gold and even the famous Stradivarius violins. The people of Mongolia and Siberia used propolis to varnish the bottoms of their sleds. An anti-rust mixture was used by blacksmiths. Many beauty creams, hair preparations and massage oils contain propolis. |
| | Pacific Resources COM80141 Cool Blue Water Propolis Caps $39.14 Comvita Propolis Capsules are the best tastefree way to take large doses of premium New Zealand Propolis. Comvita Propolis Capsules have strong antioxidant activity providing a powerful support to your immune system and help as a liver tonic. Each Comvita Propolis Capsule contains the equivalent of 30 drops of Comvita Propolis PFL 15 Extract or Tincture. Comvita Propolis comes from unspoilt areas of New Zealand and South America where deciduous trees produce resin to protect their young buds and exposed areas. Honeybees gather the resin on their back legs and carry it to the hive where they mix it with beeswax and enzymes to make Propolis. Propolis sterilises and seals the hive protecting it from bacterial viral and fungal infections. Thus Propolis is known as nature s best defence . Propolis is rich in a certain group of antioxidants called flavonoids (also known as bioflavonoids). Flavonoids are powerful freeradical scavengers that give strong support to the human body s natural immune system at the cellular level and assist with cell regeneration. |
| | Pacific Resources COM80143 Cool Blue Water Propolis Caps $98.94 Comvita Propolis Capsules are the best tastefree way to take large doses of premium New Zealand Propolis. Comvita Propolis Capsules have strong antioxidant activity providing a powerful support to your immune system and help as a liver tonic. Each Comvita Propolis Capsule contains the equivalent of 30 drops of Comvita Propolis PFL 15 Extract or Tincture. Comvita Propolis comes from unspoilt areas of New Zealand and South America where deciduous trees produce resin to protect their young buds and exposed areas. Honeybees gather the resin on their back legs and carry it to the hive where they mix it with beeswax and enzymes to make Propolis. Propolis sterilises and seals the hive protecting it from bacterial viral and fungal infections. Thus Propolis is known as nature s best defence . Propolis is rich in a certain group of antioxidants called flavonoids (also known as bioflavonoids). Flavonoids are powerful freeradical scavengers that give strong support to the human body s natural immune system at the cellular level and assist with cell regeneration. |
| | Pacific Resources COM80137 Cool Blue Water Propolis Tablets $78.28 Propolis Tablets are chewable and a great way to take the equivalent of 30 drops of Propolis PFL 15 Tincture or Extract. Take daily to maintain balance in the immune system and as a strong antioxidant section. Comvita s Propolis Tablets are small and easy to take the tablets are Chewable. Take 12 Chewable Comvita Propolis Tablets daily for maintenance and up to six daily before meals for specific requirements. Comvita Propolis comes from unspoilt areas of New Zealand and South America where deciduous trees produce resin to protect their young buds and exposed areas. Honeybees gather the resin on their back legs and carry it to the hive where they mix it with beeswax and enzymes to make Propolis. Propolis sterilises and seals the hive protecting it from bacterial viral and fungal infections. Thus Propolis is known as nature s best defence . Propolis is rich in a certain group of antioxidants called flavonoids (also known as bioflavonoids). Flavonoids are powerful freeradical scavengers that give strong support to the human body s natural immune system at the cellular level and assist with cell regeneration. |
| | NT Labs Propolis Pond Treatment - 50ml Qty 2. $22.99 Propolis can be spread over cleaned and dried ulcers and wounds. Propolis can also be added to food to help boost resistance to infection.Propolis is natures natural defender, containing high potency bioflavanoids from bee propolis.EAN/Barcode 733809003506.Free delivery by post. |
 | Iden Bee Propolis Regrogen Scalp Treatment 5.4oz List Price:  |
DescriptionIden Bee Propolis Natural Therapy System Regrogen Scalp Treatment For Hair Loss Helps Prevent Hair Loss, Promotes Healthy Hair Grownth, Stimulates Blood Circulation. |
 | Iden Regrogen Scalp Treatment For Hair Loss 5.4oz List Price: |
DescriptionGenetics, bacterial or fungal infections and poor blood circulation contributes to hair thinning and loss. Regrogen is a scalp treatment that effectively tackles all three possible causes. Natural anti-bacterial and antioxident properties of bee propolis combined with FDA-approved DHT inhibitor, Minoxidil, ancient oriental herbs that promote healthy blood circulation and nourishing botanical extracts creat a synergentic effect... |
 | Iden bee Propolis Shampoo 16 oz. |
DescriptionYou will be surprised at how quickly you start experiencing a stronger and healthier scalp. Within two weeks you will see and feel the difference. And the natural elegance only grows with each use. Propolis is one of natures strongest antibiotics... |
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