Propolis, the international common name PROPOLIS, translates as a soldier waiting in front of the castle to protect the health of the bee family. Propolis is a resin collected by bees from plant buds and tree trunks and combined with their own secretions to form a jelly. It contains more than 300 natural active ingredients required by the human body. It has been proven to have multiple effects on human health.
1 Antibacterial effect:
Flavonoids, aromatic acids, fatty acids, terpenes, etc. in propolis have inhibitory effects on bacteria, fungi, pathogens, molds, etc.
2 Antiviral effect:
The flavonols, flavonoids, flavanones, caffeic acid derivatives and other ingredients in propolis have antiviral effects. Tests have proved that propolis has good effects on influenza virus, vaccinia virus, hepatitis B virus, herpes virus, polio virus, vesicular stomatitis virus, etc.
3 Antioxidant effect:
The flavonoids, glycosides, phenols, terpenes and other components in propolis all have antioxidant effects, and can also resist v-ray irradiation and reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
4 Immune enhancement effect:
The human body has its own immune system, which is used to fight off pathogens. If the immunity is low, it is prone to disease. The synergistic effect of the ingredients in propolis can increase antibody activity, increase serum total protein and gamma globulin, enhance the phagocytic ability of white blood cells and macrophages, and improve the body's specific and non-specific immune functions.
5 Anti-tumor effect:
Propolis is rich in anti-tumor substances, such as coyin, brevicarpine, galangal, pine genus in flavonoids, and various sesquiterpenes, diterpenes, triterpenes, etc. in terpenoids ; Glycosides in polysaccharides; lignans in naphthoquinones; caffeic acid phenethyl and isoprenyl esters in lipid compounds, etc., have anti-tumor effects.
