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Discover the remarkable benefits and uses of various bee products in this informative overview. From the sweet richness of honey and the healing properties of propolis to the nutritional power of bee pollen and the anti-inflammatory effects of royal jelly, each product offers unique advantages. Learn about the collection methods, nutritional content, and historical uses of these substances, as well as their applications in health and wellness. This guide highlights the role of bees in our ecosystem and emphasizes the importance of sustainable beekeeping practices.
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Hive Products By Josh Lindsey
Honey • Extracted • Comb • Chunk • Creamed • Mead Wikimedia.org Dadant.com Wikimedia.org
Pollen • Collected using pollen traps • Carbs, proteins, many vitamins and minerals Bee-pollen-energy.com Throne UK
Propolis • Propolis trap • Used in wood varnish since the early 18th century • WebMD recommends propolis for cold sores • Used to treat burns • Being studied in Japan for possible antitumor growth effects.
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Royal Jelly • Mostly water • Proteins • Wide variety, small amount of vitamins • Topical anti-inflammatory and sore treatment Wikipedia.com
Wax • Extremely flammable • Cell cappings and old brood combs • Foundation • Cosmetics • Superior candles Blogspot.com Favecrafts.com
Venom Naturebeeorders.com • Used to treat arthritis and rheumatism • Mild electric shock can cause bees to secrete venom without losing their stinger • Melittin has powerful anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties • The inconsistent composition and wide variety of other toxic chemicals make general claims difficult
Queens • Should re-queen every 2 years • Eggs from one colony may be given to a builder colony to produce queen cells • Large drone population required • Use mating nuc as queen’s home while she attempts mating flights Bushfarms.com