Organic Poplar Propolis and Eucalyptus Honey Spray - Protects the ENT area and soothes sore throats | Pollenergie.fr

Propolis and honey mouth Spray (Organic)

Name: Propolis and honey mouth Spray (Organic)
Brand: Aristée®
SKU: 03091
Price: 12.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

Aristée®

Certified organic

€12.50

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Directions for use

Developed through plant selection, our spray combines the antiseptic power of extra-strong poplar propolis with the soothing properties of eucalyptus honey to quickly relieve discomfort, throat irritation, or hoarseness. 15 ml oral spray.

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Description

Description

The natural solution for protecting the ENT area

Our propolis mouth spray is the result of a botanical selection process designed to protect the mouth and throat. It combines the antiseptic power of our organic poplar propolis with the gentleness and soothing properties of honey.

Each dose of propolis is guaranteed to contain 95 mg of total polyphenols, providing an adequate intake to keep the body in balance.

Properties specific to the oral spray

Poplar propolis

Organic brown poplar propolis is used to protect the nasopharyngeal region. The spray, through micro-sprays, coats the mucous membranes with an active protective and antibacterial veil that quickly soothes irritation.

Eucalyptus honey

Organic eucalyptus honey is renowned for its soothing and softening properties. It contains antiseptic compounds that enhance the action of propolis and soothe sore throats.

Ingredients

Ingredients

Hydroalcoholic extract of organic early poplar propolis (concentrated at 18% propolis and guaranteed at 8.5% polyphenols), organic eucalyptus honey. Contains alcohol (50% vol.).

Packaging: 15 ml mouth spray.

Why is the quality of alcohol important in propolis mother tincture?

Poplar propolis comes from the resin secreted by young buds to protect themselves from viruses, bacteria, fungi, molds, and moisture. To extract all of its protective power, the alcoholic maceration stage of the propolis is essential.

Many manufacturers have fallen into the habit of considering this aspect of the preparation as secondary and are negligent about it. Yet, it is the alcohol that will bring out the character of the plants and substances used in the preparation. Pollenergie has chosen distilled Organic Cognac titrated at 65% vol. It comes from vineyards in the Charentes region to obtain a premium extraction of polyphenols and a hydroalcoholic solution titrated at 55% vol. This is the foundation of our entire product range!

Quality criteria for our propolis

1. The harvesting method

In Europe, there are two practices: scraping propolis and grid propolis. Beekeepers collect propolis either by scraping the hive frames or by the so-called "grid" method. The latter consists of placing grids above the hive frames in the spring and removing them in September. It allows for obtaining a fresh propolis, rich in active ingredients, non-oxidized, and containing very little waste.

Scraping propolis comes from scraping the frames and contains hive treatment products, wax, and other toxic substances. It is unfortunately marketed by various brands. Even in an ORGANIC hive, there are a lot of pollutants in this propolis, and it is even worse if the hive is old. This propolis is only good for throwing away. Is this indicated on the packaging? No, of course not. Those who use scraping propolis do not boast about it!

All our propolis is systematically analyzed to guarantee our customers a product free of heavy metals, including those that do not have organic certification.

2. The botanical origin

The botanical origin is what makes propolis unique. There are several types of propolis depending on the plants present in the geographic area of the hive, the availability of plants during the season, and the bee species. That is why we speak of green propolis when it comes from Baccharis, red propolis for Dalbergia, and brown or black propolis when it comes from the poplar tree. Each botanical origin produces specific organic compounds involved in its defense mechanism. Therefore, propolis has a unique chemical composition, with a variable polyphenol profile that characterizes it.

3. Guaranteed polyphenols

On the label, check that the product has a titration in active ingredients (polyphenols). A propolis dosed at 25% or 30% polyphenols is magical! Unfortunately, the law does not require this to be indicated on the label. Also, carefully check for the guarantee of the absence of heavy metals and pesticides. Beware of brands that do not indicate this!

Directions for use

Directions for use

Spray into the back of the throat 3 to 4 times a day. Shake well before use. Its effects can be enhanced by taking propolis Biopastilles.

For adults only. Contains alcohol.

Propolis mother tincture is naturally insoluble in water. If accidentally splashed onto clothing, skin, or tooth enamel, dab the stain with a cotton swab or cloth soaked in modified alcohol (available at pharmacies, for example).

Protecting the ENT area

Protecting the ENT area

ENT Sphere Pathologies

ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) pathologies infect your nose, throat, ears, and sinuses. In France, these infections are the leading causes of consultations with pediatricians and general practitioners. A study conducted in France in 2006 and 2007 revealed that the average number of consultations for these ENT pathologies was 18.6 million per year!

From an economic standpoint, these pathologies have a major direct impact, with an estimated cost of 1 billion euros, as well as an indirect impact due to absenteeism and sick leave. These ENT infections are therefore very common and most often benign, with a spontaneous recovery probability of over 80%.

In respiratory function, the nose is an essential element. It is the gateway for microbes circulating in the ambient air. It is therefore important to wash the nose regularly to clear out mucus. Nasal washing also helps eliminate bacteria and viruses that can be responsible for nasal infections.

Purifying nasal spray

Viruses to Blame

The origin of ENT infections is most often viral. This is the case for rhinopharyngitis, as well as 70% of tonsillitis cases and 40% of ear infections. But remember that famous public health campaign that told us: "antibiotics are not automatic!".

L'origine des pathologies ORL est souvent virale

And yes! Antibiotics have very limited effectiveness on viral infections, and conversely, their repeated use is known to drive the emergence of resistance in microbial germs. A French survey revealed that 33% of doctors felt they prescribed antibiotics at the request of parents. One of the consequences of this was that in 2006, France had one of the highest rates of pneumococcal resistance to penicillin in Europe (36%). It is therefore important to realize that beyond these pathologies, their cost must not be worsened by inappropriate parental and medical habits.

Propolis, an Alternative to Antibiotics

The main viruses responsible for these conditions belong to the rhinovirus, coronavirus, adenovirus, and influenza virus families. And ENT infections of bacterial origin are mainly caused by Streptococci, Haemophilus influenzae, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Among hive products, propolis is recognized as a true "natural antiseptic". It is a concentrate of protective substances containing mostly polyphenols, including flavonoids, phenolic acids, aromatic acid esters, and essential oils. This combination of purifying substances naturally contributes to the body's protection and resistance. This effect is enhanced if propolis is taken before infection.

The flavonoids in propolis have a direct action on the virus (at the level of host cell penetration or replication) and an indirect action by strengthening our immune system. Regarding infections of bacterial origin, there are many more studies demonstrating the effectiveness of propolis as an antimicrobial agent. Most bacteria involved in these conditions are sensitive to propolis, even antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains.

Action of Propolis on the Flu or Colds

In the case of the flu or a cold, the polyphenols in propolis will exert a soothing antiseptic action, particularly when taken in liquid form, by creating a protective veil over the respiratory tract. The molecules in propolis will also trigger several metabolic pathways that allow the body to better defend itself by supporting our immunity. Propolis thus helps to reduce the intensity and duration of the flu episode, as with many other infections. It is worth describing step-by-step the usefulness of propolis for both prevention and support:

1. Propolis exerts a prophylactic effect

This point is crucial! When given for prevention, propolis enables the body to better defend itself once the infection occurs. Its protective effect will be amplified. It prepares the body by exerting an immunostimulant effect. This effect is dose-dependent, and it is important to absorb a sufficient quantity of polyphenols to ensure it.

2. Propolis has antiviral capabilities

Propolis thwarts the penetration of the virus. Certain specific flavonoids found in brown poplar propolis have an anti-neuraminidase action (observed in vitro) and hinder the spread of virions, thereby preventing the infestation of our healthy cells.

3. Propolis acts on the innate and adaptive immune response

Propolis stimulates the phagocytic activity of macrophages, our first line of defense. The destruction of infected cells by Natural Killer cells is also boosted. If this bodily response is not enough, adaptive immunity steps in. And here again, propolis plays the role of a conductor by stimulating B lymphocytes for increased antibody production.

We can also be reassured about the action of poplar propolis, which is primarily interesting for its adaptogenic qualities on immunity. Namely, it increases the body's resistance against stressors (viruses, bacteria). Through its antiviral activity, propolis will help regulate excessive immune system reactions and generate a harmonization of immune responses in reaction to infection.