Pro-CAPE30+
New Zealand Propolis Liquid
$39.00
​ Product Benefits
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100% New Zealand Harvested Propolis
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Pro-Cape30+30mg/10g of CAPE alone plus at least 120mg of other bioflavonoids per 1 ml of propolis liquid
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100% Pure Propolis
for immediate absorption
and action
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Alcohol FREE
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​​Nature's
Best Defence
against virus and
bacteria​
​​Natural Aid
immune balance and
general well being
Made in New Zealand
with 100% New Zealand
Harvested Propolis
The matrix of compounds in New Zealand Propolis
delivers outcomes to keep your immune system in BALANCE.
RESEARCH SHOWS NEW ZEALAND
PROPOLIS IS PARTICULARLY PROTECTIVE
DUE TO OUR UNIQUE ENVIRONMENT, PLAN VARIETY AND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
Why New Zealand Propolis
is more bioactive?
New Zealand Propolis Has:
High concentrations of Phenolic acids and Flavonoids
High levels of Caffeic Acid Phenethyl Ester (CAPE), a key Phenolic compound intensively researched by the world’s medical and scientific community
Major beneficial flavonoids in the largest concentration of any propolis worldwide. At least 120mg per 1 ml of propolis liquid
CAPE and the five flavonoids work synergistically to elevate health outcomes for users
$39.00
Propolis from each country has a diverse range of compounds.
Globally, there more than 180 different chemicals in propolis with floral type determining the composition for each country.
However, the composition of propolis varies considerably from region to region along with vegetation, climatic conditions, from season to season, and from hive to hive.
Studies demonstrated
New Zealand propolis contains exceptionally high levels of beneficial flavonoids and phenol acids and esters in comparison to other countries. In particular, Caffeic Acid Phenethyl Ester (CAPE) is found at high levels compared to other countries.
Source: Peng et al, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Sydney, 2006
Pinocembrin, Galangin, Pinobanksin
Pinobanskin-3-acetate, Pinocembrin, P-coumaric acid, Caffeic acid
CAPE, Galangin, Chrysin
CAPE, Galangin
Pinocembrin, Galangin
Galangin, Chrysin
Galangin, Chrysin, Pinobanksin
Anti-bacterial Activity:
Anti-fungal Activity:
Anti-tumour Activity:
Anti-inflammatory Activity:
Anti-oxidant Activity:
Anti-viral Activity:
Dental Action:
Main beneficial compounds in New Zealand Propolis
and their functions
Polyphenols
Flavonoids: Chrysin, Pinocembrin, Galangin, Pinobanksin, Apigenin
Phenolic Acids & Esters: Caffeic Acid Phenethyl Ester (CAPE), caffeic acid
Phenolic Aldehydes & Ketones
Amino Acids
Minerals
Flavonoid Composition
Comparison of Propolis from different geographical areas
Source: S. Kumazawa et al. / Food Chemistry 84 (2004) 329–339
Testing results for flavonoid levels in propolis samples from different geographical locations demonstrated New Zealand propolis has the highest total level of 5 major flavonoids (Galangin, Pinobanksin Group, Apigenin, Chrysin, Pinocembrin).
Benefits of CAPE
Caffeic Acid Phenethyl Ester
CAPE is a natural bioactive compound. It naturally occurs in some plants and can be acquired from propolis. Since 1988 numerous scientific papers have been published showing the health benefits of CAPE.
Researchers have shown CAPE to be one of the key compounds responsible for propolis’s health properties.
ACTIVITIES OF CAPE
ANTI- INFLAMMATORY
ANTI-
OXIDANT
NEURO-PROTECTIVE
CYTO-PROTECTIVE
IMMUNO-MODULATING ACTIVITIES
ANTI-
VIRAL
CAPE in Propolis is
more bioavailable
Professor Hiroshi Maruta
100% New Zealand Harvested Propolis
Helena Health’s Propolis is produced by New Zealand’s most experienced and skilled team in propolis collection and harvesting.
Helena Health shows with its Pro-CAPE 30+ a guarantee:
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Its propolis is 100% sourced from New Zealand
Tested & Certified to contain a minimum of 30mg/10g of CAPE alone plus at least 120mg of other bioflavonoids per 1 ml of propolis liquid
Its propolis is sourced from a pristine environment free of pollution
Nature's best defense against virus and bacteria.
Natural aid for immune balance and general well being.
Helena Health New Zealand
Pro-Cape 30+ Propolis Liquid
At least 200mg of bioflavonoids per serving
Alcohol
free
Leak proof
bottle
Immediate absorption & action
Contains a minimum of 30mg/10g of CAPE
Water
soluble
100%
New Zealand harvested & made
Larger 30ml
bottle
$39.00
Option 1
Add 4-6 drops in a glass of water/drink.
Drink or gaggle and spit.
Option 2
Put 4-6 drops directly in your throat.
Drink some water if required.
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Option 3
Mix in a few drops to a spoon of honey, consume straight away.
How to use
What is Propolis?
Bees produce propolis by mixing plant resin with their enzymes, thus combining both natural defences substances developed by their individual immune systems with the plant-immune properties of the resin.
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The purpose of the propolis is to create a sterile environment inside the hive to protect the bee colony from disease.
New Zealand's rich source of native plants and trees leads to bees producing propolis with novel properties compared to propolis produced in other countries.
Propolis is a Nature’s antibiotic
Propolis has been known to us for centuries and has been used for its healing properties. Ancient Egyptian, Persian, Greek and Roman physicians used it as a medicine for sores, ulcers, bruises, eczema, myalgia, all kinds of inflammation and rheumatism. Currently, propolis is widely considered as a natural remedy and healing reagent.
Because of its antimicrobial, antiviral and antioxidant
properties it is popular for skincare and alternative home medicine for various diseases including respiratory tract infections, colds, flu and topically for burns, wounds, acne and dermatitis. Added to toothpaste and mouthwash to prevent caries and gingivitis.
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