Product Description
Propolis is a natural resinous substance that is gathered by bees from plant material and is utilised inside the hive. It has long been recognised in beekeeping and herbal medicine for its beneficial effects and has also been the focus of scientific research for its antioxidant and antimicrobial properties.
Ki Science has a wide range of formulations that are made from Propolis, such as capsules, gummies, sprays, liquid extracts, topical products, and diffuser products. Depending on the product, ingredients may be sourced from organic farming, with product-specific information provided for ingredients, origin, preparation, and recommended use.
Understanding Propolis
What Is Propolis?
Propolis is created when bees collect resins and other plant materials and combine them with their own secretions. As a result, it may differ in composition depending on plant sources and regions and may vary with natural compounds present in the product.
What Compounds Does It Contain?
Flavonoids, phenolic compounds, and aromatic substances are among the compounds naturally occurring in Propolis. These compounds have been evaluated for antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, but results may differ depending on the source and preparation from which they are derived.
How Is It Used?
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Liquid Extracts: Can be measured according to the recommended serving instructions provided with the specific product
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Capsules and Gummies: Provide solid-form products that allow for easier acceptance of Propolis-based preparations into your regular diet
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Sprays: Provide a targeted format, with recommended use varying according to the individual formulation
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Topical and Oral Products: These come in various formulations; the instructions should be read depending on each individual product.
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Diffuser Formulations: Some products are not intended to be taken by themselves but are intended for use with a compatible diffuser device.
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Product Selection: Check the ingredients, format, recommended use, and precautions on the individual product page before choosing a preparation.
For those searching for Propolis tablets, always check the current product format and availability, as formulations can vary between products and suppliers.
Immune support Propolis refers to a traditional use of wellness and a subject of scientific interest, and not a claim that the products are used to treat, prevent, or cure diseases.
Safety, Standards & Quality Assurance
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Product Information: Ki Science offers information specific to each product regarding ingredients, preparation, use, storage, and precautions.
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Sourcing: In addition, selected products specify their botanical origin, including Italian Propolis and other botanical ingredients where applicable.
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Organic Ingredients: Certain products may include ingredients from organic agriculture, provided such information is found in the product information.
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Allergy Awareness: Propolis and any ingredients derived from bees should not be used by people with known allergies or sensitivities to these substances.
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Age Suitability: Some formulations have specific age restrictions, so check the product label before giving them to children.
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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Similarly, follow the product-specific precautions and consult a healthcare professional where advised.
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Product-specific Guidance: Since formulations can differ, always follow the instructions and safety information provided with the individual product.
In addition, the collection includes natural Propolis products in different formulations, allowing you to compare ingredients, preparation methods, recommended use, and product-specific precautions.
FAQs
1. What is Propolis?
Propolis is a resinous substance made by bees from plant materials and used within the hive.
2. Can children use Propolis products?
Age suitability varies by product, so check the individual product information before use.
3. Are Propolis products suitable for vegans?
No, Propolis is bee-derived and is therefore not considered vegan.
4. How should Propolis products be stored?
Follow the storage instructions provided on the individual product label.
5. Can Propolis cause allergies?
Yes, people with a known allergy or sensitivity to Propolis or bee-derived products should avoid them.
