Our Propolis is collected from hives in unsprayed and unfertilized fields of wild flowers.
Because there is no bacteria in the beehive, since the propolis seals out all potential invaders, this miracle substance has long been known effective for healing. Some of the reported folk remedy healers include:
Sore Lips and Gums: Put a few drops of propolis solution in half glass of water. Drink 3 times per day. It will help heal sores, wounds, scratches, etc.
Blemishes and Bruises: Combine propolis with honey and apply to gauze and use as a bandage dressing. Apply to affected area and let remain overnight. Renew daily until blemishes and bruises are healed.
Burns: Apply a few drops of propolis tincture as a natural ointment. Within moments, the burning feeling is cooled. Healing comes shortly.
A Natural Antibiotic: For any health problem requiring antibiotics, try propolis. The advantage here is that your body may be allergic to chemotherapeutic medicines and create adverse conditions and reactions. Not so with all-natural propolis which is a "natural medicine" and "natural antibiotic." Feverish inflammations are cooled this way.
Skin Blemishes and Acne: Soak propolis onto a small pad of cotton or wool and smear all over spots such as acne, bumps, etc. Repeat as often as possible, especially after washing. Also good if left on overnight. Helps clear up infectious pimples within a short time.
Nasal Congestion: Take a few drops of propolis in a liquid, at least three times dai
*Voted 'TOP 5 Wildflower Honeys' in MD and VA by The Washington Post -Sept 07
*Featured in Country Home magazine -Nov 08
*Featured in Natural Solutions magazine -March 09
*Featured in `A Short History of the Honey Bee: Humans, Flowers, and Bees in the Eternal Chase for Honey` by Edward Readicker-Henderson, Photography by Ilona McCarty - Published May 09
*Featured in Southern Accents magazine -August 09
*Featured in Maryland Life Magazine - July/August 2010
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