What is propolis?Propolis is a resinous, waxy substance that bees produce by mixing their saliva with beeswax and compounds from various plants and trees. Bees use it to seal gaps in their hives to deter intruders. Propolis also has antibacterial properties that protect bees from pathogens. Read More

Food protein must be broken down into amino acids to be used by the body for tissue growth, maintenance and repair. Trypsin is an enzyme present in pancreatic juice that is necessary for the efficient digestion of proteins. Disruption of trypsin production not only hinders the digestive process, but also damages the pancreas. Read More

In recent years, with the application of modern technology, propolis powder is made by dewaxing the purified propolis flow extract, drying it by hot air, crushing and screening the dried propolis, and adding anticoagulants, such as ultra-fine silicon dioxide. The advantage of treating propolis as propolis powder is that propolis powder does not contain wax, but also contains silica Read More

Lumbrokinase is an antithrombotic drug, which is mainly used clinically for thrombotic diseases, especially patients with increased fibrinogen and increased platelet aggregation rate; for ischemic cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, it can improve symptoms and prevent disease development. Read More

Chondroitin sulfate has many effects and functions. It is also a nutritional supplement, and many people are paying attention now. Read More