The power of propolis lies in its rich concentration of polyphenols and bioflavonoids, also known as vitamin P, amino acids, proteins and trace elements that make it a natural ally for human health.
Many studies have shown the effect of propolis in preventing cardiovascular disease, in fighting inflammation, bacteria, pathogenic fungi and parasites as well as in the treatment of viral diseases and influenza and the accompanying symptoms, such as cough and sore throat.

It is also recommended for the prevention of colds and viruses with a recorded reduction of up to 85% of the body’s susceptibility to them, especially during the winter months. The strong antioxidant action of propolis protects against damage caused by free radicals in cells, when they are in high concentrations in the body. At the same time, its anti-cancer activity is systematically studied with research that states its ability to destroy and prevent the proliferation of cancer cells.
Indicative of the effectiveness of propolis is its widespread use in various fields of medicine, such as dermatology, urology, gynecology and gastroenterology.