Propolis in spray - 30ml
Strong defense of our body with Propolis spray for sore throat.
Contains 100% skimmed and cleansed from allergens Propolis for strong antimicrobial protection
Propolis is considered a "natural antibiotic" and helps treat the symptoms of the common cold and soothes the throat.
Microbiologically tested
Notified to EOF
No. Notification: 26120 / 26-02-2020
PROPOLY AND PROPERTIES
✅Antibiotic & antiviral
According to researchers, propolis is also known as "Russian penicillin" with proven beneficial effects in the treatment of tuberculosis that plagued the Soviet Union during World War II.
Propolis, as well as a range of specific flavonoids and flavonoids it contains, has been shown to suppress the growth of a range of viruses with proven anti-proliferative activity.

ΤιαAntiallergic
The bioflavonoids in propolis work in such a way as to prevent the occurrence of allergies. They block the acids that would penetrate the cells causing the release of allergens. It is more than obvious that propolis creates a mechanism of innate immunity.

✅Anti-inflammatory
It stimulates the motility of macrophage immune cells and suppresses some enzymes, which allow an inflammation to develop. One possible explanation for the action of this propolis is the inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis, which is responsible for the onset of inflammation.

Antioxidant
Propolis neutralizes free radicals that destroy cells and DNA structure causing cell death, aging and carcinogenesis. The antioxidant activity of propolis is much greater than that of vitamin E. Furthermore, the antioxidant activity of propolis thanks to flavonoids binds oxygen free radicals.

ΜAntifungal
Propolis proves to be effective against the attacks of pathogenic fungi on the skin. In dermatology and cosmetology it ensures the radiance and radiance of the skin by reducing candida and microsporum. It activates the immune system and produces a large number of macrophages, necessary for the eradication of fungi and bacteria.

Antiseptic
The most interesting research in this field took place in Italy in 1989: a solution containing 2% propolis and 0.4% essential oils in propylene glycol was sprayed in the form of an aerosol in 3 enclosed public spaces - a school room, a laboratory and a library. This propolis spray has been shown to reduce the number of microorganisms in the air by causing antiseptic.

✅Oral hygiene
Propolis has gained a substantial reputation in the field of dental problems, including mouth ulcers, gingivitis and periodontitis. Propolis tincture is used either as an oral solution or for gargling or for direct application to the affected area.