Propolis Spray

What is propolis spray?

• 100% natural propolis spray containing only propolis and deionized water
• 100% natural and free from additives
• Special care for sensitive noses
• It can be safely used for nasal congestion, itching and discharge.

7 effects of propolis spray on your health

1. Thorough & gentle cleaning of the nose.
   
2. Natural support against allergy symptoms such as sneezing and runny nose
3. May have a supportive effect on colds and flu.
   
4. Can help against viruses and bacteria that are free floating in the air.
5. Can have a supporting effect against the formation of viruses, bacteria and inflammation.
6. Can support sleep quality
   
7. May help maintain normal moisture balance in the nose
   

What distinguishes Bee & You Propolis from other products?

• It is produced under controlled conditions by experts with a contractual beekeeping model.
• Through the innovative award-winning extraction, the beneficial components of propolis are produced with maximum preservation.
• Has international certificates proving food safety and quality: GMP, BRC, IFS, ISO9000, ISO22000, Halal, Kosher
• 33 national and international awards
• Those who test it are very satisfied: 4.88 / 5.00 customer satisfaction in Trusted Shops
• It is safely consumed by thousands of families in more than 13 countries.
• Check out our page to see all of our propolis products to discover.

What are the properties of Bee & You Propolis?

• It contains no additives or preservatives.
• It does not contain PA (pyrrolizidine alkaloids) and PAH (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons).
• It does not contain GMOs
• It contains no glucose.
• It contains no sugar.
• It does not contain gluten.

study results

1. Kim SR, Jeong MS, Mun SH, Cho J, Seo MD, Kim H, ... & Ko HJ (2021). Antiviral activity of chrysin against influenza virus replication via inhibition of autophagy. Viruses, 13(7), 1350.
2. El-Shouny, Wagih, et al. "Antimicrobial activity of propolis extract on URT infections in pediatric patients admitted to Al-Thowrah hospital, Hodeidah City, Yemen." World Journal of Medical Sciences 7.3 (2012): 172-177.
3. Scheller, S., et al. "Free radical scavenging by ethanol extract of propolis." International Journal of Radiation Biology 57.3 (1990): 461-465.
4. Khayyal, MT, et al. "A clinical pharmacological study of the potential beneficial effects of a propolis food product as an adjuvant in asthmatic patients." Fundamental & clinical pharmacology 17.1 (2003): 93-102.