Propolis

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In case any of us needed one more reason to keep those miracle-working bees alive: it’s called propolis! Propolis is a substance produced by bees that’s believed to have healing properties. Created from the sap of certain types of trees (like evergreens), propolis is used by bees as glue for their hives (and it’s not the same as beeswax). It’s been used medicinally for thousands of years—for everything from fighting infections to treating abscesses—and it’s high in a type of polyphenols called flavonoids, which are powerful antioxidants.

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Videos about Propolis

The Unique Benefits of Propolis (Bee Glue)

Dr. Eric Berg DC

Propolis – The Natural Antibiotic

Terry Talks Nutrition by Terry Lemerond

Propolis - Your Immune System's Secret Weapon

healthyMEtv SG

Books about Propolis

User's Guide to Propolis, Royal Jelly, Honey, and Bee Pollen: Learn How to Use "Bee Foods" to Enhance Your Health and Immunity. (Basic Health Publications User's Guide)

Bee Propolis: Natural Healing from the Hive (Nature's Remedies)

Propolis, which bees process from the plant and tree resin they gather and use to protect the health of their hives, has been shown to have powerful antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects in humans. It has been proven effective in treating skin conditions, wounds, burns, and in the treatment of respiratory problems such as asthma and bronchitis. This guide explains how to use propolis as a part of an everyday health routine to boost the immune system and as a possible substitute for antibiotics. Also included is a list of propolis products that are on the market and instructions for consumers to make their own propolis remedies.

Podcasts about Propolis

That's So Maven by The Healthy Maven: What is Propolis and Why Are Bees Good for Our Health? with Carly Stein from Beekeeper's Naturals

What are "essentials" when it comes to health? My belief is that eating your veggies, moving your body, hydrating and sleeping well make up the framework for a healthy life. Is there more to health? Absolutely. But these "add-ons" as I like to call them look so different on everyone. Determining which products and supplements to invest in can be overwhelming. So I've decided to expand some of the conversations on the podcast to include interesting and innovative products that either I've found helpful or I'd like to learn more about. You’ll hear us chat about: -What prompted Sarah to become interested in bees and propolis? -How she became a Beekeeper's apprentice -What is propolis and how can it benefit your body? -What historical figures used propolis -How Europeans treat illnesses differently with natural products -Why are bees so important? -How is Beekeeper's Naturals different from other producers? -What's threatening bees and what kind of impact will it have on the environment? -What it means to be a company with a cause and how they've incorporated bee education and bee research -Is there a difference between conventional honey and raw honey? -What other products Beekeeper's Natural sells -The health habit Carly can't live without -What Carly would tell her 20-year old self -What Carly hopes her older self tells her -Who Carly looks up to in business

The Life Stylist: Bees - Nature’s Little Lifesavers with Carly Stein

Many of us health enthusiasts have dropped insane amounts of money on natural products that don’t work. Carly Stein, founder of Beekeeper’s Naturals, has found some that actually do. As it turns out, bees make some incredible things. I’m not talking about wasps or yellow jackets (bees’ jerk cousins), but rather honeybees, those benevolent little insects which create propolis, pollen, royal jelly, and - of course - honey. Carly Stein grew up with a weakened immune system due to an autoimmune condition. She got sick incredibly easily and didn’t really have options; because of her condition, she couldn’t take antibiotics. Unfortunately, all of the natural treatments that she tried weren’t effective enough. As a kid, a common cold could land her in the hospital. While traveling in Italy as an adult, Carly experienced an especially awful bout of tonsillitis. Desperate for a solution, she went to a local Italian pharmacist and discovered a bee product called propolis - the first natural product that actually truly helped her. Since that moment, Carly has been a woman on a mission to save the bees and change the face of healthcare.She left her high-powered, high-paying, and high-stress corporate job and founded Beekeeper’s Naturals, a collective of small farms creating completely organic, effective bee products like propolis, pollen, honey, and royal jelly. Beekeeper’s Naturals makes it infinitely easier for us all to find natural health products that actually work.

Ceremony Wellness: The Healing Power of Bees with Carly Stein

If you grew up anything like me, you probably grew up a little afraid of bees - but what I’m learning now is that they’re actually extremely healing. They have so many beautiful properties that can allow your body to heal from things like Lyme Disease and brain fog. Carly Stein, who created Beekeeper’s Naturals, is the bee whisperer. She is creating this incredible brand that is focused on healing. Based on her own journey with health she was very sick at a young age, and was urged in Italy by a pharmacist to try propolis to help with her illness, and it changed her life. She’s already been named one of Forbes’ “30 Under 30,” and she is creating so many beautiful products and helping educate us all about the natural ways bees can help heal us. Enjoy this show - you’re going to learn so much. Today on The Platform... How propolis saved Carly in Italy Tips for healing when allergic to antibiotics Propolis, Royal Jelly, Bee Pollen and Honey: natural health products that actually work! The hamster wheel of Western medicine Why honey is far better for you than other sweeteners How to leave your unfulfilling good job - to pursue your dream job Bee venom therapy

Terry Talks Nutrition Radio Shows: Propolis - natural medicine from bees

Bees apply propolis around the entrance of the hive and use it to seal small gaps. Why? Propolis is naturally anti-fungal, anti-viral, and anti-bacterial.

Terry Talks Nutrition Radio Shows: Why do Bees Make Propolis?

Propolis is naturally anti-fungal, anti-viral, and anti-bacterial. Listen and discover what are the modern uses for Propolis.

Revolution Health Radio: The Health Benefits of Bee Products, with Carly Stein

Bee products like propolis, royal jelly and unpasteurized honey can strengthen your immune system, improve memory and even help you sleep. In this episode, Beekeeper’s Naturals founder Carly Stein joins me to discuss the benefits.

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