Monsanto's Roundup: The Effect on Honeybees

'An Illinois beekeeper whose bee hives were stolen and allegedly destroyed by the Illinois Department of Agriculture has stirred up a hornet's nest with his questions on why the state did this, and most importantly, what they did with his bees. The state claims the bees were destroyed because they were infected with a disease called foulbrood.

But when the 58-year apiary keeper had his hearing—three weeks after the removal of his bees without his knowledge—the state's "evidence" had disappeared, leaving more questions than answers about the raid on the beekeeper's hives.

Some people, including the beekeeper, Terrence Ingram, suspect the raid has more to do with Ingram's 15 years of research on Monsanto's Roundup and his documented evidence that Roundup kills bees, than it does about any concerns about his hives. Interestingly, the state's theft targeted the queen bee and hive he'd been using to conduct the research.'




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Bee Pollen Benefits Longevity in Humans

Bee Pollen

Pollen is a food that contains protein. Nutrients to be lost if handled incorrectly. Pollen are easily contaminated with bacteria and fungi. The pollen is harvested during the day because at that time is not too humid air conditions so that pollen can be kept in dry conditions. Pollen that had been collected and stored in airtight bottles.
Fresh pollen can lose nutrients within a few days if kept

Royal Jelly

Royal Jelly or dairy queen is special food for the queen bee. Royal Jelly is specifically produced by nurse worker bees of pollen and nectar that breathed, then in the secretion of specific gandula bee head.

In the honeycomb Royal Jelly is used to provide food to all larva is in the bee for three days only, then only the larvae that will be the queen is fed Royal Jelly continued throughout his