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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / August 2005Propolis treatment
Writing here to try and raise awareness about Propolis and its impressive properties. Its been shown in research to have anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, anti-fungal/bacterial/viral/allergic properties. It can help treat from eczema, asthma, allergies, arthritis, ME, AIDS, cancer, irritable bowel syndrome. If your interested post back Also heres a link for more information and some products http://www.beevitalpropolis.com/pages/book.html Regards Adam Triantis Practitioner Support BeeVial >Writing here to try and raise awareness about Propolis and its >impressive properties. Its been shown in research to have >anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, anti-fungal/bacterial/viral/allergic >properties. It can help treat from eczema, asthma, allergies, >arthritis, ME, AIDS, cancer, irritable bowel syndrome. >If your interested post back Aren't we lucky! Another cure for every disease known now and possible those to come. Can this guy spell quack? --- Joan Hello Joan Sorry to have upset you, but I really am just trying to raise awareness. There is some research that shows that Propolis can help arthritis, when applied as a tincture. I personally havent tried it, but the people I know who do use it claim that it really works. Adam Many people claim that many things work. Since being diagnosed with a nasty form of arthritis, I no longer pay attention to any of this stuff. Ever notice that every supermarket rag has a cure for arthritis? Why do you think that is? Now, if there is no science (monitored trials), I pay no attention whatsoever. Char There are problems with natural products I agree, but you cant do monitored trials ie. on humans without being a liscenced medicine. At the moment there is a large study being done in stratchclyde University which is attempting to standardise a procedure to make propolis into a medicine. The only trials that exist today, have taken place in eastern European countries, Russia and China/Japan. But what trials there have been have shown encouraging treatment in the areas of eczema, arthritis and asthma. Im not saying that Propolis is going to change your life forever but Im saying that it probably wont do you any harm to look at the information available Adam > There are problems with natural products I agree, but you cant do > monitored trials ie. on humans without being a liscenced medicine. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Adam But are you going to repay the time lost,, the loss of condition while proving or disproving false claims but the above is better said than most of the people who come here to make a dollar or two off the people here. Harv Im sorry, I've removed the original message. I didnt mean to do any harm, but I guess you guys dont want to have to deal with sale. Sorry to cause offence I kept bees for the first fifteen years I had RA. Had about 10 hives in the end. Got lots of propolis on me. Loved the smell, but it never did anything for the RA (or the IBS). Bee stings have been shown to have at least an antiinflammatory effect and to help RA, but getting yourself stung several times a day is a rather risky business. Better stay with the meds folks Peter > Many people claim that many things work. > Since being diagnosed with a nasty form of arthritis, I no longer pay [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > whatsoever. > Char Well said by our Chargirl.... Harv |
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