Discover How to Help Your Gut Survive the Holidays and Thrive the Rest of the Year Too

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When the summer comes again, you may one day find a beeBackyard Healing Herbsin the kitchen window, buzzing away angrily, trying to escape. You might think him foolish not to know that he is trying to fly through a sheet of glass. Foolish? Bees are so clever that after centuries of study we do not fully understand them! Bees make honey.

The world has known and appreciated that since the earliest times, and it is one of the oldest foods known to man.Today, while our scientists peer through their microscopes and do their best to see that the food we eat is of the highest benefit to us, the bees goes on producing, entirely by instinct, a golden fluid which is rich in minerals, vitamins and hormones, helping to give us health and energy.

Efficiency experts produce plans to run our factories efficiently-the bee hive has been a shining example since the dawn of time!There are three kinds of bee- the queen, who is the mother of the community, the male drones who father the children and do no work, and the workers who have dozens of different tasks to do. First comes the gathering of the nectar, which the bees make into honey. Nectar is found in flowers.

When a bee lands in a flower it pokes it's long tongue down to the nectar and sucks it all up through a tube into a special sac. When the sac is filled, it passes through into the stomach, where it is strained of impurities and returned to the sac. It is still nectar, you will notice, but as the bee flies home, chemical processes in it's body change the nectar into honey. Will the honey be used as food by the bees in the hive? That depends on whether the hive contains a honeycomb. If the comb has yet to be built, the honey is made into wax which is used for building material.

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