Propolis Beverage – Recipe
This medicinal concoction is extremely efficient and it’s always beneficial to have in the house. It is especially useful during the cold season when your immunity is weaker and you are more prone to diseases. Propolis is powerful natural product and has an extensive pharmacological action. It is recommended especially for its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It can be used as a daily medicine for increasing immunity and as a substitute for the synthetic antibiotics.
Propolis Beverage – Recipe
Those who have the possibility to get raw propolis can try to prepare their own medicine at home. This drink is pretty similar to the propolis tincture that has the advantage of being homemade with natural ingredients.
Ingredients
15 – 20 grams of solid propolis
1 liter of vodka
Preparation
Grate the propolis and put it into a glass container with the vodka. Close it tightly and stir various times per day. Let it soak a few weeks until the liquid becomes bitter. You can drink 30 – 50 ml of this propolis beverage per day. The best time to drink it is in the evening, before bedtime. By administering the drink internally, you will allow it to get to the bones, heart and brain.
Benefits
The healing power of propolis is huge. It is the most concentrated medicine in the hive, holding more than 70 health benefits, as the scientific studies have proven. Propolis is recommended in hundreds of ailments and diseases.
The studies conducted in the past few years have discovered many more therapeutic properties and uses for this elixir:
– Mouth ulcers, stomatitis, ulcers, periodontitis and herpes
– Side effects of radiation and tumors
– Tonsillitis, the flu, pharyngitis, laryngitis and tracheitis
– Leg ulcers, trophic ulcer and warts
– Ear infections, hearing loss, otitis and perforation of the eardrum
– Lupus, intertrigo, neurodermatitis, pyoderma and radiodermatitis
– Alopecia, burns, scalds, eczema, bedsores, folliculitis and boils
– Rhinitis, nasopharyngitis and rhinosinusitis
– Postoperative vaginal pain, leucorrhoea, uterine wounds and vaginitis
– Asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia and other lung diseases
– Constipation, ulcer and colitis
– Hepatitis
– Ocular inflammatory disorders, eye burns and ocular trauma
– Infectious diseases, AIDS, leprosy, tuberculosis, malaria and trichomoniasis
