Medical Info
Pesticides damage the brains of baby bees, new research finds
They found that baby bees can feel the effects of the food contaminated by pesticides brought back by worker bees into the colony, making them poorer at performing tasks later in life.
Dr. Richard Gill, a senior lecturer in the Imperial College London's the Department of Life Sciences and an author of the study, compared it to how a fetus might be damaged by a harmful substance in the womb.
LifeMel Phase 2 Clinical Trial 2
LifeMel Phase 2 Clinical Trial 2 results
Read Leo Trial Study here - Phase 2 Clinical Trial 2
Lifemel Honey For Cancer and Chemotherapy Side Effects - Dr Chris Steele
CANCER treatment usually comes in the form of chemotherapy, but this can bring down a patient’s white cell count - the cells of the immune system i...
Comparing Zuf Globus hive products and regular honey mixed with medicinal plants
Comparison between hive product manufactured with the technology of Zuf Globus Laboratories Ltd, and a product made by mixing medicinal plants with...
Prevention of Chemotherapy-Induced Neutropenia by Special Honey Intake
Febrile neutropenia is a serious side effect of chemotherapy. Colony-stimulating factors (CSFs) are used for primary and secondary treatment in pat...
Apitherapy expert Dr Alexander Goroshit, developed the Lifemel range
Each month, the Grafter Award takes a look at an individual in the natural health industry. This issue is the turn of Dr Alexander Goroshit, an ex...
Gastomel Research explained in Layman's terms
Explanation of the results of the research of our product GASTOMEL (samples from parties 158 and 170)
Purpose of the study:
1 to study the antibiot...
PotentMel helps in cases of impotency and erection problems and improves sperm quality
PotentMel
An original Apitherapy product which helps in cases of impotency and erection problems and improves sperm quality
The most common sexual ...
The flu pandemic
By JAMES HARRIS
It is called the 2009 flu pandemic, but it is popularly known as the Mexican flu, or swine flu. Those in the medical profession cal...