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The Health Benefits of Bee Propolis
In order to see the health benefits of propolis, we dig scientific journals. Let’s see how modern medical science conforms with ancient folk wisdom.
Read Article ›Propolis and Fertility
According to a research by Dr. Ali F. M. from the Ain Shams University in Egypt, propolis appears to be effective in treating infertility associated with mild endometriosis.
In a small randomized trial, the scientist found that bee propolis is an effective line of treatment for infertility with no reported side effect.
Read Article ›Treating Periodontitis with Propolis
he results suggested that 10% Brazilian Propolis gel could be used as an alternative therapeutic method for the treatment of chronic teeth problems. However, further research with greater number of test subjects are needed before propolis can be established as an alternative approach for peridontal infectious conditions.
Read Article ›Effect of propolis on human cartilage and chondrocytes
An Italian study showing the protective action of propolis in cartilage alteration, that appears better than that indomethacin, a drug commonly used in treating joint diseases.
Read Article ›Effects of propolis on herpes
The potent antiviral activity of propolis against HSV-1 infection in vitro and In vivo is probably due to prevention of virus absorption into the host cells and/or inhibition of an internal step(s) during the viral replication cycle.
Read Article ›Effect of propolis extract on malignant cell transformation by moloney murine sarcoma virus
The continuous presence of propolis extract in the culture medium was essential for full prevention of malignant cell transformation. When treatment with propolis extract was terminated, five to ten days post-infection, there was a significant recovery in cell transformation.
Read Article ›Propolis and it's role against tumor in mice
Crude Egyptian propolis has a strong inhibitory activity against tumors. The anti-tumor mechanism may be mediated by preventing oxidative damage and induction of apoptosis.
Read Article ›Propolis and it's effects on fungus or candida
Propolis, a natural product produced by the honeybee, has been shown to
possess antifungal activity although the mechanism of its action remains unclear.
