What are the benefits of eating propolis for women?

Eating propolis is better for female friends, because propolis, as a tonic, can help regulate the body's immunity and improve disease resistance. It can also prevent some cardiovascular diseases and has a good effect on the prevention and treatment of diabetes.

1. Regulate immunity: immune function is the basis of health

When the immune function is disordered, it will reduce the body's ability to resist infection, reduce the ability to identify and eliminate its own aging tissue cells, and reduce the ability to kill and eliminate abnormal mutated cells growing in the body, leading to a decrease in the body's disease resistance and self-healing ability, making it easy to get disease, and is also an important cause of premature aging.

Propolis has a wide range of effects on the body's immune system. It not only enhances humoral immunity, but also promotes cellular immunity, and has a beneficial effect on the spleen and immune system. Propolis can not only promote the production of antibodies, but also enhance the phagocytic ability of macrophages and the activity of natural killer cells.

2. Propolis lowers blood lipids and prevents cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases

When the immune function is disordered, it will reduce the body's ability to resist infection, reduce the ability to identify and eliminate its own aging tissue cells, and reduce the ability to kill and eliminate abnormal mutated cells growing in the body, leading to a decrease in the body's disease resistance and self-healing ability, making it easy to get disease, and is also an important cause of premature aging.

Propolis has a wide range of effects on the body's immune system. It not only enhances humoral immunity, but also promotes cellular immunity, and has a beneficial effect on the spleen and immune system. Propolis can not only promote the production of antibodies, but also enhance the phagocytic ability of macrophages and the activity of natural killer cells.

3. Propolis’s efficacy in preventing and treating diabetes

Diabetes is a chronic, systemic, metabolic disease caused by the long-term interaction of genetic and environmental factors.

The main cause is the absolute or relative deficiency of insulin secretion in the body and the reduced sensitivity (or resistance) of target cells (i.e. tissue cells that insulin acts on) to insulin, which leads to disorders in sugar, protein, and fat metabolism, and disorders in water, electrolyte, and acid-base balance. The main clinical manifestation is hyperglycemia.