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Mr. Eddy: I don't have much information on this and am sending
your message to two discussion lists for responses.
Tom Sanford
On Wed, 14 Aug 1996, Lear Eddy (AE) wrote:
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> Dear Malcolm,
> I found your name on internet from a fairly old article "Focus on
> Apitherapy".
> I am the Chairman of the South African Federation of Bee-Farmers'
> Associations. I am interested in finding out more about propolis and wish
> to be directed to folk who may have done analytical testing on the product.
> I believe that one of the constituents in propolis is Quercetin. This is
> interesting as Quercetin is an anti-carcinogen. The specific substance I am
> looking for is resveratrol. This is a natural antifungicide found in
> certain plants, mainly skins of berries and grapes. I'm sure it could be
> found in other parts of plants, but it has not been looked for, as generally
> the vine is not eaten, only the fruit. If it is found in other plant parts
> the chances are good that it should also be found in propolis. If you can
> help me in this matter by giving me any leads, etc. I would be very
> grateful.
> Regards
> Eddy Lear
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