Nature's antibiotic is here!

Propolis tincture is a completely natural antibiotic. It contains more than 300 different substances, with flavonoids comprising approximately 45-50% of its composition. Many flavonoids have spasmolytic, antiallergic, and diuretic properties. Their contribution to human health has been proven beneficial in many cases, as they activate enzymes that reduce the likelihood of certain types of cancer, heart diseases, and age-related degenerative diseases. Some of these substances also contribute to better dental health and reduced incidence of common ailments such as the flu. This is why propolis is more than just an antibiotic; it's a source of immunity.

How can I use propolis in my daily life?

Propolis can fortify our bodies. Especially in younger ages, if used preventatively (10 drops daily) from the beginning of the school year until the first half of April, it can protect the body from infections and colds. Additionally, it can be used during a cold to reduce symptoms and speed up recovery.

It is also known that propolis has antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and antiseptic properties. For this reason, it is observed to heal wounds quickly. It can be applied topically to burns, injuries, skin infections, eczema, pressure sores, rashes, cuts, and especially to mouth ulcers. It can also be used topically on cold sores.

Propolis should be taken with caution initially because there is a possibility of causing an allergy. The incidence rate of allergies due to propolis is very low (1 person in 2,000), but it should still be first used topically. If red spots appear, its use should be discontinued.