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Go Propolis 2000mg 1-A-Day
Go Propolis 2000mg 1-A-Day
$54.20GO Healthy
Go Propolis 2000mg 1-A-Day
180 softgels$54.20 -
Propolis FFL 30 Tincture
Propolis FFL 30 Tincture
$27.90Arataki Honey
Propolis FFL 30 Tincture
25ml with dropper$27.90 -
Bee Propolis Oral Spray - High Strength
Bee Propolis Oral Spray - High Strength
$28.10Comvita
Bee Propolis Oral Spray - High Strength
20ml$28.10 -
Bee Propolis Oral Spray - Regular Strength
Bee Propolis Oral Spray - Regular Strength
$21.60Comvita
Bee Propolis Oral Spray - Regular Strength
20ml$21.60 -
Propolis Capsules 100mg PFL15
Propolis Capsules 100mg PFL15
$159.60Comvita
Propolis Capsules 100mg PFL15
365 capsules$159.60
Propolis is a compound made by bees. They collect resin from the buds of plants and mix it with enzymes to form a sticky substance high in antioxidants. Bees use propolis to repair and strengthen their hive and protect it from disease and parasitic invasion.
Propolis was one of the earliest bee products used by people as a supplement. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans all used propolis with historical documents from the 4th century revealing that Hippocrates recommended propolis.
The Benefits of Propolis
With its high levels of Amino acids, minerals, vitamins and flavonoids and its topical anti-bacterial properties, Propolis is a helpful support for the body's own immune defences.
- Propolis is a topical antibacterial that can be used topically to support healthy skin healing.
- Propolis strengthens the walls of a beehive and Propolis is thought to support the strength of mucous membranes.
- Propolis supports upper respiratory tract health.
- Propolis can support the normal detoxification of environmental toxins
- Rich in natural bioflavonoids, Propolis is great partnered with Vitamin C.
- Studies show propolis can support the body’s natural healing process for lips. Lysine is also another very supportive supplement for lip immune health.
Propolis supplements are a part of the Specialty Supplements range here at HealthPost