You can eat propolis. Although propolis tastes slightly sweet, its hypoglycemic effect is not obvious. On the contrary, some flavonoids and terpenoids contained in it have obvious effects of lowering blood sugar and repairing damaged islet cells. Similarly, patients with diabetic nephropathy are prone to infection due to low immunity, and propolis itself is a natural broad-spectrum antibacterial substance with good bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effects. Therefore, taking propolis can play a role in detoxification, anti-inflammatory and infection control.

Because propolis contains a variety of amino acids and rich minerals, many people are afraid that it will increase the burden on the kidney and further damage the kidney. Although propolis contains all-round amino acids, its content is very low and it belongs to low-protein food. However, there are no specific values of potassium and phosphorus content at present. However, both potassium and phosphorus are very soluble in water, while propolis has less water content and is not easily soluble in water. Therefore, we have reason to believe that the content of potassium and phosphorus in propolis will not be too high. Similarly, the total amount of propolis eaten every day will not be too much, even if the content of potassium and phosphorus is rich, the total intake will not be too much, and the benefits brought by long-term consumption are obvious.

Therefore, for patients with diabetic nephropathy, whether dialysis or not, it is no problem to eat propolis in moderation!

The effect of propolis on diabetic patients is mainly reflected in lowering blood sugar. Its principle is to restore some pancreatic functions through its anti-inflammatory, immune and antioxidant properties, so that the damage of islet cells can be repaired and the function can be improved. Propolis and some substances it contains are of great significance for delaying the absorption of sugar and delaying or reducing the increase of blood sugar after meals. It can regulate blood sugar in both directions. Propolis is rich in flavonoids, terpenoids and other effective components, which can reduce blood sugar alone or in combination. Flavonoids rich in propolis have good effects of regulating blood lipid, improving microcirculation, resisting oxidation and protecting blood vessels, while terpenoids have good bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effects, which can reduce the complications of diabetes.

Dosage and method: Take 2 capsules twice a day with warm water.

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