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Powerful Natural Antibiotic

A 1967 study by Lindefelser of USA, Propolis has shown antibiotic properties against at least 25 types of bacteria as the CAPE (caffeic acid phenethyl ester) active ingredient found in Propolis shows strong antibacterial, antimicrobial, antifungal and antiviral properties, effective in treating sore throat, colds and flu.

2.

Modulates Immune System 
 Propolis immunomodulatory action has been proven by the Scientists from Japan, showing Propolis activates and increases the activity of macrophages and natural killer cells, thus strengthens the body's immune system.

3.

Strong Anti-inflammatory Effects
 A paper by Park et al. in 1999 concluded that Propolis has profound anti-inflammatory effects on both chronic and acute arthritis. The anti-inflammation properties also helps illness such as gastritis, hepatitis, upper respiratory tract infection and reduce frequency of asthma attacks. 

4.

Anti-oxidant, Free Radicals Scavenger 
 Flavonoids are the most abundant and most effective antioxidants in Propolis (Scheller et al., 1990) due to its ability to scavenge free radicals.

5.

Anti-tumour, Cancer Prevention
 Quercetin, diterpenoid and other Propolis related flavonoids are known to cause cell death in tumor cells but not in normal cells.

6.

Speed Up Wound Healing
 Propolis is high in arginie and proline, together it stimulates the cell metabolism and tissue regeneration. Therefore, Propolis is very useful in treating infected wound, burns, and all kinds of skin inflammation. 

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Dental Care
 Propolis used as a mouthwash after a dental surgery appears to shorten the healing time. It inhibits the growth of a wide range of bacterial organisms; prevents the formation of dental plaque and treatment of mouth ulcer and gingivitis.