What is Propolis?

Besides honey and royal jelly, bees also produce a greenish-brown substance called propolis. They generate it from the combination of plant sap, bee saliva, and beeswax and use it to coat their hives and themselves for protection.

Scientists have identified more than 300 active compounds in propolis. The majority of these are polyphenols - antioxidants that fight disease and cellular damage.

Ancient civilizations such as Greeks and Assyrians used propolis abundantly. Egyptians used it to help embalm their mummies.

STIR IT VERY WELL BEFORE EVERY USE - because real honey and other ingredients will separate in a few hours.

When feeling slightly under the weather, grab a tablespoonful of this miraculous honey 1 to 2 times a day (morning, midday but especially right before sleep).

It is important to wash it down with room temperature water, as water becomes the vehicle to transport it into your body.

The "Green"

Green is one of the colors of propolis, it tells us where this propolis comes from since there are also other colors like brown and red. But green is the highest grade of propolis from the rainforests of Brazil. This propolis is much more potent and has more unique characteristics.