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Nature's Answer Propolis Extract (30 ml) contains 1000 mg of propolis per daily serving of 1 ml. This alcohol-free liquid formula is produced using a cold extraction method and is easy to dose with drops. Propolis is a resinous substance collected by honeybees from buds and parts of plants. Thanks to its liquid form, the extract can easily be mixed with water. The packaging contains approximately 30 daily servings.
Propolis is produced by honeybees. The raw materials are collected from trees and plants, after which the bees mix them with their own enzymes and beeswax.
A 1:1 extract means that the amount of extract used corresponds to the same amount of the original raw material. In this product, 1 ml of extract is equivalent to 1,000 mg of propolis.
Propolis and bee pollen are both bee products, but they have different compositions, functions, and uses. Bee pollen are pollen grains collected by bees from flowers, mixed with nectar and enzymes. Propolis is a resinous substance made by bees by blending plant resins with their own enzymes and beeswax.
No. Honey is made from flower nectar, while propolis consists of plant resins collected and processed by bees. They are two different bee products.
Depending on its source, propolis may naturally contain small amounts of beeswax, pollen, and other constituents from the beehive.
No, if you are allergic to bees, bee products or bee pollen, it is advised to use this product only under the guidance and advice of a specialist.
With cold extraction, the ingredients are processed without exposure to high temperatures. This method is used to preserve the natural composition of the raw materials as much as possible during the production process.
| Composition per serving (40 drops) | Amount | RI* |
|---|---|---|
| Propolis extract (resin, Resina propoli) | 1000 mg | - |
Propolis extract, vegetable glycerin, purified water.
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