Beeswax is widely used in medicine, cosmetology, and households. With its help, you can disinfect cutting boards and refine furniture. Wax gives natural skin a water-repellent property.
Beeswax is a biologically active substance with healing properties. This beekeeping product helps preserve health and beauty, is an assistant to the hostess in maintaining the cleanliness of the home and the functionality of the interior.
How to use wax in medicine?
Fresh wax is considered the most useful. The complex substances that enter into it, the composition and principle of action of which have not yet been clarified, during this period have a pronounced antibacterial effect. Wax in large quantities contains vitamin A, acids, useful esters. It is an ingredient in many medicines: ointments, gels, tablets.
Wax has long been used to treat and heal wounds, cuts, burns. Chewing wax was prescribed to improve metabolism, strengthen gums, cure a cold, and cleanse the respiratory system. For example, with sinusitis and hay fever, it is considered necessary to chew wax every hour for 15 minutes. In some countries they produce sweets, which contain not only honey, but also wax. The use of these sweets has a beneficial effect on the gums, strengthening them, and also normalizes the digestive tract.
How to use wax in cosmetology?
From a ton of beeswax, more than 5 kg of essential oil, unique in its properties, is obtained. Processing waste is used for industrial purposes: in printing, textile and glass production, in the assembly of electrical equipment. Wax is an ingredient in many creams and masks with nourishing, whitening, tonic properties. This beekeeping product is an indispensable component of smoothing wrinkles masks and creams that rejuvenate the skin.
