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5.0 out of 5 stars
One of best books available on apitherapy,
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This review is from: Bee Products: Properties, Applications and Apitherapy (Hardcover)
This book is expensive but an extraordinary value if you are seriously interested in the use of bee products for medicine. It is a resource I have returned to many times and referred to others. The price should be compared to the cost of attending an excellent international conference, rather than compared to the price of a book.
Highlights for me were- The best article on bee pollen I have ever read and the only source I've found on the benefits of pollen during pregnancy. Very serious & very concise. Dr Franco Feraboli's challenge of the basic assumptions on the cause of the primary beneficial effects of bee venom in medicine. A major contribution to the literature. Dr Theo Cherbuliez's classic article on the role of bee sting therapy and chronicity and acuteness of health conditions. Research on the use of propolis as a preservative. This book is too little read by students of 'bee medicine.' Glenn Perry GlenHeaven Propolis LLC Port Chester, NY, USA |
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Bee Products: Properties, Applications and Apitherapy by Avshalom Mizrahi (Hardcover - January 31, 1997)
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