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The enthusiasm for natural remedies is growing. The average annual sales in the United States has been over a billion dollars. Honey is the most popular of all the remedies. Honey is considered one of the oldest foods known to man and has been used by doctors around the world to treat a wide range of diseases.

Beehives

Unknown to many, these doctors also respect other products from the beehives. Let’s look at the four medical miracles that beehives can bring. Honey is more than just a food. It is also a medicine. This second-greatest energy booster (beating only dates) also has six times the fuel value as milk and even more fuel value than ordinary food such as meat, fish, eggs or vegetables. Honey can also draw out moisture.

This ability is useful in treating wounds and effectively kills bacteria. It is therefore not surprising that the Hindus and Chinese use honey for smallpox, while Egyptians use it to treat wounds. Honey has been used to treat anemia, sleeplessness and constipation as well as diphtheria, which is a major illness that affects children around the world.

Honey

It is a shame honey is not used daily as it has been replaced by white sugar in its role of natural sweetener. Honey will be used to reduce diabetes cases. It was hard for the Northern Mexican Indians to learn this lesson. The number of diabetes cases rose rapidly as their honey use gave way to refined sugar. Sensing this connection, the tribal medicine men began to give their patients large amounts of honey mixed in tea brewed from a manzanilla plant.

Most cases experienced no symptoms. The second miracle of the beehive’s beehive is its pollen. Pollen, which can be stored as food, is another age-old medicine that has been mentioned by the great ancient writings from China, Greece and Russia. Pollen was used in those days, just like honey. The Chinese were plagued by famine and the poor peasants survived on pollen-and-honey cakes. Arabs who had long journeys through the harsh deserts for work also use pollen from date trees.

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For extra energy, athletes who were training for the ancient Olympic Games were also given large amounts of pollen-laden honey. People could see a significant decrease in the number of allergies to pollen in the modern world if they started taking them. You don’t have to look far for test subjects.

Research on natives found that natives who eat pollen are nearly immune to hay fever, asthma, and other respiratory diseases. Studies in France, Sweden, and the United States showed that patients can be immunized with controlled injections or oral doses of the same type of pollen they are allergic to. The queen bee only eats royal jelly. This rare, amber-colored jelly is given to the bee larvae for three days. After that, the queen larvae receives this special diet.

Royal jelly

It is believed to be able to prolong one’s youth, increase one’s stamina, and cure all diseases in Africa. These claims may be true. Royal jelly accelerates the queen’s maturation and makes it nearly twice as large as the normal bees. The queen lives for eight years, while normal bees live for only forty days. This is in addition to laying eggs every day.

German scientists discovered that royal jelly is extremely rich in nucleic acids, pathotenic acid and biotin, which has been proven to be beneficial for health. These substances are thought to cause neuritis, indigestion and premature aging. Royal jelly also contains vitamin B6. Because of its nerve-calming properties, vitamin B6 is useful in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease.

Propolis

Another magical medicine that beehives produce is propolis. Propolis, a resinous substance that bees bring back from the wounds of trees, is used to sterilize the hives. Scientists believe that the hive is the best sterilized laboratory in all of the world. It is better than any modern hospitals and labs.

Propolis was praised in ancient books from every great civilization for its ability to treat infection, skin diseases, and joint problems. It was believed that the Greeks used it for abscesses, while the Assyrians used propolis to heal wounds and potentially tumors. Propolis is rich in all known vitamins, except vitamin K. It also contains 14 of the 15 minerals the human body needs for normal function. One of the most important medical journal articles discussed how propolis and honey could help prevent colon cancer.

Final note

This disease kills approximately 60,000 Americans every year. After being exposed to cancer-causing chemicals, rats were able to form pre-cancerous tissue with the help of these caffeic acid. However, most medical articles still recommend propolis as a powerful, natural anti-biotic. Propolis actually increases the strength of antibiotics by up to 100x according to one study. Propolis is a great solution for improving oral hygiene. It has been used in oral surgery by the dental community.

Propolis mouthwash can be used after oral surgery to reduce the healing time. A 1991 study showed that rats who were given propolis in their water had less caries than those who didn’t. Modern science has confirmed the claims of ancient witch doctors, folk healers, and herbalists that beehives products can be eaten as honey, pollen or royal jelly. Although many of these claims sound exaggerated, modern research has begun to unravel the mysteries of beehives products. We may not be able to understand all that the lab and the bee have to offer. We may not be able to learn everything about bees, their products and how they can help us live a healthier, more fulfilling life.