Propolis

No.

So propolis, also identified as bee glue, is a viscous, sticky, dark yellow or brownish material that honeybees collect from plant buds, shoots, and tree sap in order to protect their colonies.

So bees use propolis to repair the interior walls of the hive and to close holes, honeycombs, and to seal the hive shut in the case of boxes.

It serves as a deterrent to intruders and also is used to combat pathogens in the hive.

They applied it to open wounds.

So this

is bee glue to start with, right? I'm going to do a summary of everything you've said until now.

Bee glue, it's used both in wound care and also you can just eat it.

Can you explore them and see if you want to do them? So, of course, as our functional medicine expert, certified nutrition specialist, whole health educator, certified health coach, RN, Jackie went to work and she called me and said, this is a really great topic.

Green Propolis.

And I was like, oh my gosh, they're going to be so happy when I call them and tell them that we're going to do this episode.

So welcome, Jackie.

I need to meet your dentist.

Right? Are they so forward thinking? This is so exciting.

It's so impressive because Green Propolis is nature's sort of beehive pharmacy.

And I'm going to guess they know that.