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Bees and their pollination services contribute to maintaining biological balance in nature and enable various animal and plant species, including humans, to thrive. They also provide bee products that are an entirely natural food source. People have used them since time immemorial, and they are a particularly suitable source of food in today's increasingly faster pace of life.

Alongside honey, which is certainly the most widespread bee product, bees also provide us with pollen, propolis, royal jelly and wax. Bee venom is another product from which people can benefit.

BEE VENOM – an indispensable ingredient used to desensitise against bee stings

Most people also know bees for their sting. Bees, however, need a very good reason to sting. If you encounter bees in nature, they will only sting if their life is seriously threatened.

But in front of a beehive, a different story holds true. There, guard bees diligently perform their duty of guarding the entrance to their home, which not only hosts larvae but also plentiful reserves of honey and pollen. We should therefore never come too close to apiaries or stand in front of hives.

If we are stung by a bee it is completely normal to have some kind of reaction. In the case of an allergic reaction, however, we should seek medical assistance.

In medicine, bee venom is used to desensitise people allergic to bee venom. Around the world, bee venom is also used to heal various conditions and illnesses, but such treatment is only possible under medical supervision.

Lately, bee venom is becoming increasingly popular in cosmetics industry. It is added to creams and serums, since it is supposed to be a natural substitute for Botox.

Royal jelly improves general wellbeing and brain function

Because it alleviates conditions and inconveniences related to ageing, which, among other things, are connected to a deficient diet, it has proven to be an excellent dietary supplement particularly for the elderly.

HONEY – a sweetener rich in bioactive substances

For millennia, honey was only considered a sweetener, whereas today we know that it contains many other substances that are beneficial for people. It is an excellent nutrient and calmative. Owing to its antibacterial and antioxidant properties, it is widely used in folk medicine.

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