When it comes to natural remedies, you would be hard-pressed to find a substance as versatile and potent as propolis - a mixture used by honeybees to protect their hives from invaders. Apart from keeping nature intact thanks to their immense pollination efforts, the little miracle workers have figured out how to make a concoction that acts as an incredibly potent anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, anti-cancer, and immune booster.
Did you know bees produce more than just raw honey? They also make bee superfoods rich in nutrients, antioxidants, and vitamins. Let’s take a look at the differences between bee bread and bee pollen and how you can benefit from each of these bee superfoods.
Baltic honey is blessed by the long history and traditions of the rich beekeeping culture and the vast landscapes of wildflowers that are terrific for bees and other pollinators.
Propolis is full of antibacterial, antiviral, anti-fungal and healing properties. The list of propolis benefits is extensive. Moreover bee propolis has an antioxidant effect, so it’s a real enemy of ageing! Try to make propolis tincture yourself with our DYI guide.
Once you google “What is Manuka honey?”, you will find a lot of information about its anti-inflammatory properties. Is this something raw honey can’t provide you with? Let’s find out.
There are a lot of bee pollen benefits that can help you become the healthiest version of yourself. Read more about bee pollen uses and vitamins that come with the product.
Are you tired of taking medications and weakening your immune system? Switch to honey for a sore throat – the most organic, 100% natural cough suppressant and more.
Raw honey has a tendency to crystalise over time. And it becomes sometimes solid as a block. This is a sign of pure honey. But! Don’t like crystallised honey? Read our comprehensive guide to find out how to make honey runny again.
I became interested in this product because of the health benefits but have never tried it before. I wasn't sure how I would consume it since I don't eat the types of foods others seem to eat it with i.e yoghurt, porridge etc. However I just popped it in my mouth directly from the jar & found it to be an unusual texture, but pleasant enough to chew raw. I haven't used the product long enough yet to comment on the health benefits.
I've only used this product for a short time but I like it a lot. It wears well, doesn't have a nasty taste, smooth consistency and is long lasting. I wear it all the time now, and it is stable enough to wear under lipstick as a moisturiser.
I usually buy rolled beeswax candles as I couldn't find this type of solid, long, pillar candles. So far the candle has burned evenly, looks like it will last long and I like the design.
A really unique flavour, I add a small teaspoon to my porridge each day with some Bee Bread, excellent to keep you are your best in these challenging times.
I find bead bread much easier to digest than pure pollen and use everyday in my porridge with some raw honey, Linden at present. A real superfood and great for these winter months.
