Cedar resin

100% larch resin with mintContents: 4 pieces, 0.8 g eachThe date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from 5 years.

100% larch resin with propolisContents: 4 pieces the date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from this date is 5 years

100% larch resin with rose hipContents: 4 pieces the date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from this date is 5 years

100% larch resin with sea buckthornContents: 4 pieces, 0.8 g eachThe date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from 5 years

100% Siberian cedar resin purified according to ancient methods. Contents: 15g The date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from this date is 5 years

Amber powder, finest grinding

Balsam turpentine oil Best quality: 100% natural origin Ingredients: 100 % natural turpentine oilContent: 100 ml

Lozenge with "sage, cedar nut oil, cedar resin, propolis" Ingredients: Sugar, starch syrup, cedar nut oil, cedar resin, sage oil, sage extract, propolis, acidity regulator: citric acid, ascorbic acid.Contents: 10 pcs. Application: 3-6 pieces a day with an interval of 2-3 h, do not chew. Store at temperatures between +5°C +25°C and humidity not above 75%.

Composition: 60% cedar nut oil, 10% cedar resin and 30% propolis Cedar nut oil , enriched with propolis collected by bees, is used as a valuable dietary supplement, especially due to the high concentration of natural biologically active substances that make it so valuable. Propolis is a unique, highly effective natural substance that is produced by bees and whose principle of action science has not yet been able to fully explain. It consists of resin, beeswax, essential oils and pollen. Selection and processing: Only cedar oil contains the right concentration of natural substances and vitamins, as well as all fatty acids, omega 3, 6 and 9. The Siberian cedar is a symbol of strength, longevity, health and resilience. It grows in its natural state almost exclusively in our country. The greatest wealth of the Siberian cedar is its seeds (nuts). Collecting cedar nuts has always been one of the main sources of income for the inhabitants of Siberia and the Urals. Cedar nuts were exported from Russia to England and other countries as early as the time of Ivan the Terrible. Later, during the construction of the famous Trans-Siberian Railway, the locations of the cedar trees were also taken into account. The oil extracted from the cedar nut has always been considered a delicacy. It is exceptionally rich in vitamins and trace elements (literally: mineral elements).Ingredients: Cedar nuts contain 90% unsaturated fatty acids such as omega 3, 6 and 9, all in perfect balance. The protein content of cedar nuts contains 19 amino acids, 70% of which are irreplaceable. Cedar nuts contain 63.9% high-quality cedar nut oil and 17.2% easily absorbable proteins. They contain 19 amino acids: Tryptophan, leucine, isoleucine, valine, lysine, methionine, histidine, proline, cerine, glycine, threonine, alanine, glutamic acid, aspartic acid, phenylalanine, cystine and cysteine, arginine, tyrosine. Essential amino acids such as tryptophan, leucine, isoleucine, valine, lysine, methionine, histidine, as well as amino acids that can only be replaced to a limited extent such as cysteine, arginine and tyrosine. Here are other ingredients of cedar nuts: Vitamin B1, B2, B3 Vitamin DVitamin EVitamin FVitamin ACopperMagnesiumManganeseSiliconVanadiumPotassiumPhosphorusCalciumMolybdenumNickelIodineTinZincSwiss stone pine/cedar nuts also contain: iron, titanium, silver, iodide, cobalt, sodium, glucose, fructose, sucrose, protein, dextrin, pentosan, cell tissue, albumins, globulins, glutelins and prolamins.Storage: Store at room temperature in a dry and dark place. Cedar nut oil is very sensitive to UV light. It should therefore always be stored away from light, especially direct sunlight (even for just a few minutes) should be avoided. The most important active ingredients of cedar nut and cedar nut oil: Vitamin B 1 (thiamine) - approx. 0.39 to 0.66 mg % Vitamin B 2 (riboflavin) - approx. 0.4 to 0.17 mg % Vitamin B 3 (niacin)- 1.05 to 1.40 mg % Vitamin E (tocopherol) - approx. 9 to 10.12 mg % Copper - up to 14 mg Magnesium - up to 551.6 % - approx. 400 mg Manganese - up to 16 mg Silicon - up to 3.2 mg Vanadium - up to 0.0037 mg % Potassium - up to 650 mg % Phosphorus - up to 840 mg % Calcium - up to 110 mg % Molybdenum - up to 0.2 mg % Nickel - up to 0.0781 mg % Iodine - up to 0.5 mg % Tin - up to 0.0029 mg % Zinc - up to 13 mg % Iron - up to 19 mg % Swiss stone pine/cedar nuts also contain: titanium, silver, aluminium (organic), iodide, cobalt, sodium (up to 195 mg), glucose, fructose, sucrose, starch, dextrin, Pentosan, cell tissue, albumins, globulins, glutelins and prolamins. Propolis consists of a rich mixture of bioactive substances, resin, essential oils and pollen, which is collected by bees from various plants. Propolis helps very well against inflammation and pain. Nature is very clever, when a source of infection enters the hive, it is immediately covered with propolis by the bees. Propolis is a resin-like substance whose composition actively combats bacteria and microorganisms. The effect of propolis can also be used for our bodies. Propolis fights bacteria and protects the entire beehive from various sources of infection. It is like disinfecting and cleaning an entire bathroom with a detergent. All bacteria are combated and a protective layer is formed on which no germs can survive over a longer period of time. It is possible to remove the propolis from the hive in a gentle way. The propolis is then used for the manufacture of our cosmetic products and for other products. The components of propolis Propolis is a resin-like substance with a very pleasant aromatic scent. Its colour changes over time - the dark brown propolis, best known in its raw form, is the oldest, while the green-yellow propolis is still fresh. Each propolis has a different composition because the bees naturally do not use test tubes or flasks. Propolis consists of approximately 50% resin-like substances, 30% beeswax and 10% balsam and essential oils. Group B vitamins are also an important component. BEST BEFORE: 04.2026

100 % cedar resin with beeswaxContents: 4 pieces, 0.8 g eachThe date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from 5 years.

100 % larch resin with beeswaxContents: 4 pieces, 0.8 g eachThe date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging. Shelf life from 5 years.

Mouth spray revitalises and refreshes "The most important role of propolis in a beehive is its effect on bacteria and fungi. Propolis makes the bees strong and healthy. Propolis contains proven antimicrobial substances and is known to have a healing effect. The propolis extract in our spray also helps us. It helps against unpleasant feelings in the oral cavity caused by viral diseases and angina. It is also effective against bad breath. Using the spray a few times a day is enough." When should the mouth spray be used? We all know that we often feel an unpleasant scratchy throat during the flu season. In these cases, try our mouth spray with propolis. It contains effective antimicrobial substances and can combat the first feeling of an emerging illness very effectively. Bees have been using propolis to protect the hive from bacteria and fungi for millions of years! You can easily carry the mouth spray in your handbag or suitcase and refresh your breath during the day as required. Products containing propolis are also recommended for minor inflammations or aphthae in the oral cavity.What exactly is propolis? Propolis is a hard brown resinous substance produced by bees as a disinfectant and building material. It is based on tree resin, which is processed by the bees with the help of enzymes in their glands. Unlike beeswax, this substance also has an antibacterial effect and is also used by bees to seal small gaps in the hive or to cover foreign objects as protection against infection. Moisture in the oral cavity is very important Would you like to have a fresh and pleasant feeling in your oral cavity? Then you need to moisturise your oral cavity regularly. Saliva acts as a natural cleanser and fights various bacteria. We recommend brushing the oral cavity and teeth thoroughly every morning and moisturising them frequently throughout the day. This means drinking enough, chewing peppermint or refreshing with a mouth spray containing propolis.Ingredients: Water, alcohol, glycerine, propolis extract

Nature always finds a solution" Propolis consists of a rich mixture of bioactive substances, resin, essential oils and pollen, which is collected by bees from various plants. Propolis helps very well against inflammation and pain and fights bacteria, bacilli and viruses."Nature is very cleverWhen a source of infection enters the hive, the bees immediately cover it with propolis. Propolis is a resin-like substance whose composition actively combats bacteria and microorganisms. The effect of propolis can also be utilised for our bodies.Propolis fights bacteria and protects the entire beehive from various sources of infection. It is like disinfecting and cleaning an entire bathroom with a detergent. All bacteria are combated and a protective layer is formed on which no germs can survive over a longer period of time. It is possible to remove the propolis from the hive in a gentle way. The propolis is then used for the manufacture of our cosmetic products and for other products.Amulet with propolisMaking an amulet with propolis is relatively simple. All you have to do is place the required amount of propolis in the amulet. The components of propolis Propolis is a resin-like substance with a very pleasant aromatic scent.Its colour changes over time - the dark brown propolis, best known in its raw form, is the oldest, while the green-yellow propolis is still fresh. Each propolis has a different composition because the bees naturally do not use test tubes or flasks.Propolis consists of approximately 50% resin-like substances, 30% beeswax and 10% balsam and essential oils. Group B vitamins are also an important component.How do bees use propolis?The name propolis comes from the Greek (pro=before, polis=city). Bees use propolis to protect their territory from unwanted intruders and also as protection against viruses and bacteria. To do this, they coat the walls and other parts of the hive with propolis.Propolis is sometimes also referred to as "bee putty". The bees use it to "insulate" (protect) their hive. It is also used as a protective material to plug holes and repair other damage to the hive.If a large animal, such as a mouse, enters the hive and the bees are unable to remove it, the animal is covered with a thick layer of propolis to prevent it from decomposing.

Skipidar baths promote blood microcirculation.White cap: for people with low blood pressureIngredients: Turpentine oil, water, natural soap, salicylic acidStorage: Best stored in a dark and dry place at 10 - 20 degrees. Keep out of reach of children. country of origin: RussiaThe date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging.Best before date is 5 years from production

Skipidar baths promote blood microcirculation. Red cap: for people with high blood pressure Ingredients: Turpentine, water, castor oil, cetearyl alcohol, oleic acidStorage: Best stored in a dark and dry place at 10 - 20 degrees. Keep out of reach of children Country of origin: RussiaThe date of manufacture is indicated on the packaging.Best before date is 5 years from production