General advice

Vitality and protection : stimulation of natural defences
At moments of seasonal vulnerability, suck on a half gram of propolis two times a day, for a period of 5 days

Mouthcare : antiseptic, soothing, and healing
Take a half gram of propolis 4 times a day. If necessary, follow with mouth wash, or consult your doctor

Sensitive teeth : soothing
Take a piece of propolis, wet it with saliva then place it on the sensitive tooth for the longest time possible. Do this until a difference is felt, if not consult a dentist

Gum and tongue care : antispetic and soothing
After each meal, take a half gram of propolis and keep it as long as possible on your tongue. Follow with Gingival Massage Paste

Reinforcement of immune system : Taken a decoction, it purifies the body and cleans the ambient air

For fresh breath : Antiseptic
Take a half gram of propolis 3 times a day, for a 3 day period. Repeat if necessary

Throat protection : soothing, antiseptic, stimulation of natural defences
Take a half gram of propolis and keep it on your tongue as long as possible. Use, if possible, with a spoonful of mountain honey

Voice and vocal cords : soothing, tonifying
Drink a big glass of warm water with a spoonful of honey and the juice of half a lemon. Follow with a half gram of propolis, kept on the tongue as long as possible

Skin (Warts) : Beekeepers of yesteryear had a tradition of keeping softened propolis on their skin, in case of warts

What is propolis?

The word propolis means, in original Greek, “before the city”, signifying its protective attributes. Bees make it by using specific plant resins secreted by blossoms and barks of certain plants. It is the natural antibiotic of the bees. They use it as a protective coating against microbial and fungal invaders. It is also used to coat the interior surfaces of the hive, to ensure it is completely sealed off from the outside environment.

Ingredients

Propolis*

*Products of organic farming.

No additives or active synthesis.