By Vivian Goldschmidt, MA
Propolis: A Natural Antibiotic That’s Also Good for Your Bones
Conventional antibiotics have an important role in medicine, but
unfortunately, they have been over-prescribed and over-used for decades.
Antibiotics
wreak havoc on your gut flora,
those important bacteria that are involved in so many body processes,
including the synthesis of bone-building vitamins and minerals. And
antibiotics certainly don’t contain any nutrients.
Thankfully, nature has provided some very powerful antibiotics of her
own, which are much friendlier to the body’s healthful bacteria and
full of bone-healthy nutrients. The one I am going to show you today is
an amazing germ-killing substance that is manufactured by one of
nature’s busiest – and smallest – creatures.
The Honey Bee – Nature’s Antibiotic Manufacturer
Big Pharma is not involved in this antibiotic-making factory! Long
before humanity understood the destructive power of disease-causing
pathogens, bees were sterilizing their hives. That’s right – these
amazing little creatures were producing a sterile environment back when
humans weren’t even aware that hand-washing could prevent disease.
It’s been said that the most sterile place in nature is a beehive,
and it may be true. How else could bees thrive in such a closed, crowded
environment? Bees create an amazingly complex substance in their hives
using resins, oils, balsams, pollen, and waxes. They use this substance
as a seal that protects their hive against bacterial, viral, and fungal
invaders. This substance is called…
Propolis: Nature’s Germ-Fighter
For thousands of years, propolis has played a role in the health of
humanity. In the days of Hippocrates, propolis was used to heal open
sores and ulcers, including internal ones. In ancient Egypt, propolis
was used in the process of mummification. In Europe, propolis was said
to relieve inflammation and fever, and in World War II it was used to
dress wounds sustained in battle.
Over the years, it’s been used to fight tuberculosis, colitis,
viruses (including the flu virus), and even acne. It’s been shown to be
effective against harmful bacteria including staphylococcus. It’s also
been used to enhance the immune system, which makes it doubly effective
as an antibiotic – not only does it kill germs; it also boosts your own
germ-fighting capabilities.
Propolis is making a comeback today, making its way into supplements and even toothpastes.
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