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What are the types of Bee Pollen?
What are the types of Bee Pollen?
Jul 01, 2022

In the previous article, I mainly explain the origin of bee pollen and the main components of bee pollen. Today I will introduce the types of pollen, Come and learn the types of pollen with me. Bee pollen has the characteristics of comprehensive nutr...

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  • Why choose BEEHALL Propolis? Magical Propolis- Go into the BEEHALL
    Why choose BEEHALL Propolis? Magical Propolis- Go into the BEEHALL
    Jun 27, 2022

    People call propolis "purple gold", so what are the advantages of propolis from BEEHALL? Today let me introduce the details for you. 1.What are the Advantages of Beehall Propolis? 1) Beehall have our own breeding base in more than 30 provinces in Chi...

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  • What is Bee Venom?
    What is Bee Venom?
    Jun 24, 2022

    Bee venom usually refers to a transparent liquid with aromatic odor secreted by the venom glands and accessory glands of worker bees. Worker bees have the most bee venom 2 to 3 weeks after they leave the house. Drones have no stingers and venom gland...

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  • What are the effects of royal jelly on sub-health?
    What are the effects of royal jelly on sub-health?
    Jun 22, 2022

    In the last article, we explained in detail what royal jelly is. This time I will specifically explain the health benefits of royal jelly. To tell you what are its benefits for sub-health patients and the reason. After taking royal jelly, many people...

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  • The effect of honey
    The effect of honey
    Jun 20, 2022

    Honey is a supersaturated substance of sugar that is brewed in beehives from the nectar collected by bees from the flowers of flowering plants. So what are the benefits of honey? (1) Skin care and beauty When fresh honey is applied to the skin, it ...

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  • What is Beeswax?
    What is Beeswax?
    Jun 17, 2022

    Beeswax is a fatty substance secreted by the wax glands in the abdomen of bees who are about two weeks old in the colony. In bee colonies, worker bees use the wax they secrete to build nest spleens, ovary covers, and feed house covers. The nest splee...

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