Natural raw bee propolis, 5 pieces +10 g=50g

Price for 50 g (5 pieces)Raw (natural) propolis is a pure, unprocessed beekeeping product (so-called bee glue), which bees collect from plant buds and use to disinfect and seal the hive. It has the appearance of sticky lumps from yellow-green to dark brown in color, a specific balsamic aroma and a bitter-burning taste. Main properties and composition Raw propolis contains over 300 biologically active compounds, including resins and balsams (about 50%), wax (about 30%), essential oils, pollen, as well as flavonoids, vitamins and amino acids. Due to this, it acts as: Natural antibiotic: inhibits the activity of bacteria, viruses and fungi, without causing them to become habituated. Anti-inflammatory and regenerative agent: accelerates the healing of tissues and mucous membranes. Local anesthetic: quickly relieves pain in inflammations in the oral cavity and throat. Ways to use raw propolis Chewing in its pure form: A small lump weighing 1–2 grams is chewed for 15–20 minutes. This helps with sore throat, stomatitis, periodontitis and cough. The wax residue after chewing is usually spit out. Preparation of tinctures: Since raw propolis does not dissolve well in water, alcohol tinctures (10% or 20%) are most often made on its basis. To do this, it is crushed, poured with medical alcohol or strong distillate and infused in a dark place for 10–14 days. Making ointments: Crushed propolis is mixed with a melted fat base (butter, petroleum jelly, olive oil) in a water bath. The resulting ointment is used to treat wounds, burns and eczema. Contraindications Propolis is a strong allergen. It should not be used by people with acute individual intolerance to bee products, with eczema in the acute stage, and with caution - in the presence of liver or kidney diseases. If you plan to use propolis, tell me for what purposes (treatment of the throat, stomach, preparation of tincture or external use)? I will help you choose the exact dosage and recipe.