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Brazilian red propolis

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Natural supplement
Ed
I read about this stuff few months ago. I was curious because bee produced natural medicines are common in Japan. They use it to treat inflammation and in several home remedies. In one study related to cancer, researchers found it to stop proliferation of cells. I do not think that this product can be classified as holistic medicine but as a natural healthy supplement.
Here is an article on the matter;
http://www.naturalproductsinsider.com/news/2012/05/bee-propolis-inhibits-prostate-cancer.aspx
What about your RP recovery, have you gotten any PSA result (post op) yet?
Wishing you the best.
VGama -
ThanksVascodaGama said:Natural supplement
Ed
I read about this stuff few months ago. I was curious because bee produced natural medicines are common in Japan. They use it to treat inflammation and in several home remedies. In one study related to cancer, researchers found it to stop proliferation of cells. I do not think that this product can be classified as holistic medicine but as a natural healthy supplement.
Here is an article on the matter;
http://www.naturalproductsinsider.com/news/2012/05/bee-propolis-inhibits-prostate-cancer.aspx
What about your RP recovery, have you gotten any PSA result (post op) yet?
Wishing you the best.
VGama
VGama
Thank you for responding with the link, and thanks for asking about my health,
I will be see my Doctor next Tuesday Dec.11,2012, he is to remove my Foley and he will run my first PSA Post-Op
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