Is bee propolis sustainable? While humans have many uses for bee propolis, the bee hive also needs enough to get through the winter. It is often hard to explain to new customers why we do not have ...

“Nobody ever asks about that!” says Daniel Sullivan, owner of Shipwreck Honey in Seattle, his gleaming impishly behind black plastic-frame glasses. I beam with equal enthusiasm; I’ve been on a quest ...

A by-product of honey production largely discarded in Australia could provide an alternative income source for beekeepers across the country. Hidden within the walls of their hives, bees blend up a ...

Beekeeper’s Naturals has been selling its flagship product, the Propolis Immune Throat Spray, for nearly 6 years now: they’ve reportedly sold over 1.5 million bottles. From a gal that started in her ...

Carly Stein had been getting sick ever since she could remember. The former investment banker grew up plagued by bouts of tonsillitis, sore throat, and constant visits to nose and throat doctors. “I ...

Honeybees collect nectar and pollen from plants as sources of food. They also collect water to drink and an incredible substance called propolis. Propolis is made from a resin-like material honeybees ...

The most commonly known product of bees is honey but it is necessarily not the most profitable of all bee products. Today in Uganda and the East African region, there is a growing demand for propolis ...

Oct. 17, 2003 — Bee propolis appears to be effective for the treatment of infertility associated with mild endometriosis, according to the findings of a small randomized trial. Propolis is derived ...

Propolis—or “bee propolis,” as it's sometimes called—might not have the same instant name recognition as hyaluronic acid or niacinamide. But if you aren't familiar with it yet, you're definitely about ...