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Bee Focused:
Using Bee Products to During the winter months, the cold, wet weather means that we are more susceptible to catching viruses. Colds, coughs and the flu are on the rampage, as are stomach bugs and viruses. Using products made from bee pollen, honey, propolis and venom can help prevent us from catching these various illnesses, but can also provide all year round relief from their symptoms,.Furthermore, bee products can relieve a wide range of ailments including wounds made by external ulcers, stomach ulcers, digestive conditions, muscle stiffness, arthritis, and even skin conditions like acne, athlete's foot, sunburn and eczema.Here at Xynergy, one of our favorite and most trusted brands is New Zealand based company Comvita. Here is an insight into their products, and for what and how they can be used. Manuka Honey - antiseptic, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory All honey is antiseptic, but it was Dr. Peter Molan of Waikato University of New Zealand who discovered that Manuka honey had unique antibacterial properties not found in other honeys (Molan and Russel, 1998.) Since that discovery, Manuka honey has gained a world wide reputation for its special germ killing and wound healing properties. Manuka honey is often referred to as the 'healing honey'. The honey is collected from the flowers of the Manuka tree, the New Zealand Tea Tree. Manuka has been used as a medicinal plant for centuries, is a powerful antiseptic, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory and can be used internally and externally, making an excellent dressing for wounds. It also takes delicious!
Unique Manuka Factor - Manuka honey is available in different strengths according to its Unique Manuka Factor (UMF). The honey has to be tested to determine its UMF ie. its measure of anti-bacterial strength. Testing is carried out at an independent laboratory...the honey itself is cold pressed in an environmentally controlled honey processing facility.
Propolis- antibacterial, anti-viral, anti-inflammatory and a natural antihistamine Propolis comes from the natural resin and sap produced by trees and shrubs. Honey bees collect these materials and bring them back to the hive packed onto their hind legs, in a similar manner to bee pollen. Because the resin bees collect is so sticky, they add beeswax to it so that they can move it around and work with it in the hive. Bees use Propolis to seal up gaps and cracks in the colony nest, and to embalm intrudes such as mice who are too large to be moved out of the colony nest. Propolis is antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and an anesthetic. It contains more than 180 compounds, most importantly Flavonoids and can be used by humans to prevent the onset of colds and related viruses.
Bee Pollen - immune booster, allergy fighter and weight stabiliser
Bee Venom - eases sore joints and muscle stiffness
See the category pages for a complete list of all the Bee products that we sell!
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