PROPOLIS Pure Raw Natural, Honeybees Propolise the beehive joints cracks as an antibiotic sealer, Honey Bee Hives. Beekeeping Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta Propolis Trap

A Propolis Trap on Honeybee Bee Hive Top

 PROPOLIS Plastic Trap filled waiting to be frozen to remove by twisting like ice cube tray.

PURE RAW HONEYBEE BEEHIVE COLLECTED RAW PROPOLIS 

1 ounce bag of Pure Raw PROPOLIS chunks from Beehive traps

I USE ONLY PLASTIC TRAPS for clean collecting

NO Wood or Paint Chips from scrapping hives

My retail 1 oz. Propolis bag $5.75 here 
Mail Order $6.50/$1.50 ship  $$8.00 Ounce

BULK PROPOLIS
1 Pound / 16 Ounces  $96.00 including shipping

This is a great antibiotic. The bees gather it from tree bud resins to seal and coat the inside of the beehive.

For medical uses like cuts,burns,teeth& gum problems,stomach ulcers, other non responsive problems.

For tooth, gum,or mouth sores just suck on a SMALL piece.

For cuts,burns,hard to heal problems mix a few larger pieces into vodka or gin to make a ointment. Boil in small amount of water if alcohol a problem.

PROPOLIS when warm can be as sticky as road tar. When cold just like ice cubes. Use a rolling pin to make a powder for quicker dissolve.

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JOHN PLUTA

165 Sparta Hwy.NE.

Milledgeville, GA. 31061

478-452-2337 
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PROPOLIS Beneficial Effects on Human Health and Chronic Diseases Vol 1, 2 Botanical Research and Practices Tahira, Akhlaq A. Farooqui Editors United Kingdom Book Medical / Alternative Medicine, Published by Nova Biomedical England

PROPOLIS Beneficial Effects on Human Health and Chronic Diseases Vol 1 

Botanical Research and Practices 

Tahira, Akhlaq A. Farooqui Editors 

United Kingdom Book

Medical / Alternative Medicine

280 Pages Hardback

PROPOLIS Beneficial Effects on Human Health and Chronic Diseases Vol 2 

Botanical Research and Practices 

Tahira, Akhlaq A. Farooqui Editors 

United Kingdom Book

Medical / Alternative Medicine

219 Pages Hardback

Published by Nova Biomedical England

December 2012

These are advanced research type books at over $200 EACH

Book Description: 

Propolis is a natural product, collected by honeybees Apis mellifera, from various plant sources. Honeybees use it for the construction and repair of their hive as well as for defense purposes. Propolis has gained popularity in alternative medicine. It is extensively used as a popular remedy in foods and beverages. The purpose of this book is to present readers with an integrated view on molecular mechanisms of beneficial effects of propolis in acute and chronic humans. This book will provide current and comprehensive information on the protective effects of propolis on human health and treatment chronic human diseases.

Propolis: Implication for the Treatment of Cancer (pp. 55-88) $0.00 Authors:  (Chanpen Chanchao) Abstract:  Propolis is a complex mixture of natural (mostly plant derived) substances made by bees, and has been used to inhibit the growth of various cancers both in vitro and in vivo. The cytotoxic efficiency of propolis against cancer seems to depend mainly on the propolis form (crude or purified forms), type (green, brown and red propolis) and geographical location of collection of the propolis, but also on other external factors including the season and bee species. The active chemical compounds in propolis identified to date, which are mainly polyphenolics, such as caffeic acid phenethyl ester (CAPE), artepillin C, propolin G, flavonoids and terpenes, are outlined together with their roles in inhibiting the growth of cancer through inducing apoptosis or necrosis, blocking key intracellular signals, inhibiting angiogenesis or arresting of the cell cycle. In vitro and in vivo cytotoxicity against cancer cells has been reported for both crude propolis and some of its purified components. The use of crude propolis has the advantage of allowing for any synergistic effects among different compounds, whilst the use of purified active compounds allows removal of inert compounds and standardization of the bioactivity (and removal of other undesired activities) between batches. Thus, some of the purification techniques used for propolis are briefly outlined in this chapter and, since the properties of propolis depend on external factors, the importance of and progress in finding the chemical structure of the active compounds for standardization and structurefunction analysis for improvement of the anti-cancer activities is highlighted. Accordingly, some of the techniques used to analyze the chemical structure of the active compounds are given. In addition, propolis and its polyphenolic compounds could not only inhibit not only cancer cells, but they may also be cytotoxic to some chemo-resistant cancers and stem cell cancers, making propolis and its compounds an interesting source for complementary and alternative medicine.  Available Options: Version: Download: Windows - English   Open Access item.   Click below PDF icon for free download.

PROPOLIS Beehive collected honey bees Georgia beehives.Beekeeping antibiotic.Beekeepers sticky challenge

Cooler weather making Honey Bees start sealing beehives up with Propolis. Putting on 120 PROPOLIS plastic traps today to collect the Propolis I sell as an antibiotic,cut and wound healer. Also used as a dental mouth cure,and for stomach problems. Sold some this week for scalp problem cure which I had not heard before.

The properties of propolis have, over its known existence, shown amazing antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, anti fungal, anti viral, antiseptic, and antioxidant attributes. The effectiveness of the substance is due largely to the fact that it doesn't attack specific bacteria, fungi, or viruses but triggers the body's own protective devices into action. Among the many other benefits of propolis is that some of the components function as antioxidant free-radical scavengers in the body. Propolis is a storehouse of nutrients; 55% being resins and balms, 30% wax, 10% etheric (essential) oils, and 5% bee pollen (Bee Pollen is rich in vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other nutrients, and is known to have extensive bacteria destroying benefits).

Propolis differs from all other antibiotics in every way. It can be taken on an every day basis as a preventative or maintenance health care program. There are no known side effects or adverse reactions associated with propolis, the body can not build up immunity against propolis, and it does not endanger the body's good bacteria. While antibiotics do not work against viruses, propolis does. Several medical reports discuss the anti-inflammatory properties, citing effective trials against upper respiratory infections caused by common inflictions such as the common cold and influenza. Other more recent tests have found propolis to be the most effective remedy against the fungus Candida Albicans, which, in plague proportions, uses any normal antibiotics and the space the deterrent may create to its advantage. The British used propolis to treat stomach ulcers and Israeli physicians have been experimenting with its use in treatment of ear, nose, and throat inflammations, as well as viral infections, successfully.

PROPOLIS is collected from tree buds to seal the hive cracks. 

Mail order Honey bee Propolis is $7.75 ounce,

which is about 1/4 cup which goes a long way
when mixed with gin, vodka or hot water

I USE ONLY PLASTIC TRAPS

NO Wood or Paint Chips from scrapping hives

My retail 1 oz. Propolis bag $5.75 here 
Mail Order $7.75 postpaid

BULK PROPOLIS
1 Pound / 16 Ounces  $89.00 including shipping

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John Pluta

165 Sparta Hwy.NE

Milledgeville,GA. 31061

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