PlantoninNew Zealand Bee Propolis Sore Throat Spray with Manuka Honey - 20 ml | Dry Mouth Spray for Sore Throat Relief, 83 Servings | Propolis Spray for Immune Support - Alternate of Cough Drops

Good

I had a pair of shoes I hadn’t worn for sometime…. My feet seems to have put on weight and very tight.I used the spray inside and out as suggested and hay ho my feet slipped in easier and I wore them for ten minutes.After that they are perfect.

My throat are super problematic, swallow and super painful. my throat is red and even painful to swallowing. Only few sprays and straight pain gone. Wow, such a magic mirracle. Much better and more natural than neurofen. Love it

When I read what this was for I thought, I definitely need to try this. I very often have a dry cough which ends up giving me a dry, irrated and sometimes sore throat. I've only tried it once and because I didn't like the taste, I have not being able to bring myself to try it again. The taste lingers for so long was making me gip alittle. I have heard good reviews about it's effectiveness so I may give it another chance soon.

I don’t think I will buy this product again.It is sweet and not effective to relieve a sore throat.

Very soothing

Propolis is also known as bee glue because that is what it is: a glue that bees make to protect their hive from infection. The resinous glue is made of saliva, beeswax, and botanical resins. They may gather the resins from tree buds or flowing sap. Propolis is used to reinforce the hive and to help stop the spread of diseases within the hive. Because of its potent antimicrobial properties, this substance can be used for a wide range of applications in dentistry.Studies are emerging that show potential for the cavity-fighting power of propolis. Cavities occur when oral bacteria, fueled by sugars and other simple carbohydrates in the mouth, produce acids that attack tooth enamel, the white outer layer of the tooth. Propolis helps prevent this in many ways. First, it kills oral bacteria and prevents them from thriving. Second, it makes it harder for oral bacteria to form plaque, which sticks to the teeth and increases the potency of acid attack on enamel. Finally, propolis impairs the function of the enzymes that bacteria use to break down sugars.Oral bacteria can also develop colonies on the gums and in the space between the teeth and gums. This can trigger inflammation of the gums, damaging them, and may be responsible for many of the systemic effects of gum disease, such as heart problems, autoimmune disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, and cancer.Propolis can potentially prevent and control gum tissue infection with its antimicrobial and colony-preventing properties. Additionally, propolis’ anti-inflammatory effects can help control the body’s immune response to gum infection, limiting the damage that comes from gum disease.Tooth enamel is a hard and powerful layer that prevents teeth from experiencing sensitivity. The tooth is composed of tiny tubules covered with enamel. With age, tooth grinding, and periodontal conditions, enamel may be lost, or gum tissue may recede from a tooth, leading to sensitivity as the exposed tubes allow cold temperatures and irritants to pass through to the dentin. Propolis is being researched for its ability to seal up these tubes to reduce sensitivity and potentially stimulate the growth of dentin.I have experienced the extraordinary healing power of propolis directly, albeit tincture, not extract. In 2012, my face was burnt pretty badly, and I used propolis to heal my wounds. I have absolutely no marks or scars left, which is beyond any expectation!I ordered this spray to use as a mouthwash and to strengthen my gums. This propolis spray contains glycerine, water, New Zealand bee propolis extract, Manuka honey, menthol lactate, natural honey, and sucralose. It tastes delightful and sweet. After brushing and water-flossing, I apply two sprays around my mouth and spread the liquid all over my gums. I had a few implants three years ago, and this spray is brilliant for caring for my gums and implants. I use it two times daily, in the morning and evening. It helps tremendously with bad breath and immediately calms my sensitive teeth and gums. Needless to say, I will continue using this spray and order some more. I am a propolis believer, especially after the unexpected results on burnt skin; now, I want to care for my gums and spoil them!

Much has been made in recent years of the near-mythical properties of manuka honey, so I was very interested to see this little spray bottle designed to help with sore throats, sinus infections and similar. I am very prone to the above though have not been hit hard yet this winter so perhaps not in the best position to judge its full efficacy. It taste of honey, though with a slight aftertaste that strangely reminded me of artificial sweeteners, though not at all unpleasant. You spray it into the back of the throat, 2 squirts every 3 hours, and at this rate it will last for approximately 83 doses. I haven’t used it nearly so much as, like I say, I have not been hit hard with any sore throats yet this winter (touch wood). There have been a couple of occasions when I felt like I might have a sore throat coming on, and I have used this, and nothing more has come of it, so perhaps it’s just that good! At £19.99 at time of writing, it’s not cheap - manuka honey never is! - but it’s a pleasant way to take your medicine, portable to take anywhere, and the various benefits have been proven. I’d certainly rather take this than various other cold remedies from the chemist.