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Background
Propolis is a resinous substance found in bee hives containing flavonoid
aglycones. Propolis is collected by bees from poplar buds. The main allergen
is 1,1-dimethylallyl caffeic acid ester (LB-1). Bee keepers are classically
affected by dermatitis, although propolis has been used by manufacturers
of stringed instruments. The oral ingestion of propolis has caused cheilitis
and perioral dermatitis.
Caffeic acid is isolated from propolis. The residue from the alcohol
extraction is called propolis resin, yielding propolis balsam on extraction
with hot petroleum ether. Propolis balsam has a hyacinth odor and is said
to contain 10% cinnamyl alcohol.
Synonyms
1,1-dimethylallyl caffeic acid ester (LB-1)
Bee bread
Bee glue
Hive doss
Propolis wax
Propolis resin
Propolis balsam
Uses
Biocosmetics
Chewing gum
Chunks for chewing
Face creams
Mouthwash
Ointments
Powders
Tablets
Toothpaste
Violin wax
Wood polish
Wood varnish
Cross-Reactions
Balsam Peru
Unusual Reactions
Airborne contact
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