Studies have shown that bees produce a chemical through the pollination process called Antibonding MO. This chemical can genetically mutate CCR5, just like chemotherapy, but without any of the side effects. This can potentially be a breakthrough in medical and natural science. The process of taking advantage of this chemical is still uncertain but we have begun studies and have a few possibilities on how it can be done.
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- Why we should save bees
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savethebees- April 1st, 0:05
Studies have shown that bees produce a chemical through pollination efforts that may be curative and preventive of many cellular mutating illnesses, such as, Cancer, Hepatitis B, and even AIDS/HIV. CCR5, a chemokine receptor in cells which carries the illness, is currently being targeted with chemotherapy in Cancer patients. The side effects of chemotherapy are destructive and irreversible. It is used as a last resort. Taking the patient to the brink of death just to save their lives.
- What to do if you have bees in your backyard
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- savethebees
- March 31st, 1:10
If you have a beehive in your backyard please do not disturb it. Without the proper equipment and technique this can cause ccd. DO NOT CALL AN EXTERMINATOR! You do not want to kill any more of these precious creatures. Call your local wildlife office and have them remove it. If they are in a position where they are not disturbing you then enjoy their blessed company. This means that you live in a place where the air is fresh and there are multiple sources for nectar collection. Enjoy them from a distance and try not to aggravate them.
- Why bees are important
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- savethebees
- March 28th, 15:19
"Every third bite we take is thanks to bees" (McNeal). One third of everything we eat is pollinated by bees. The greatest contributor of these pollinations are honey bees. Not only do bees pollinate plant life which provide food sources for us, they also pollinate the plants which produce the oxygen we breath. Without a steady supply of seedling impregnation our atmosphere would reduce our oxygen supply to unlivable conditions. Several scientific entities state that we do not need to worry about these changes because it would take hundreds of years for us to feel the effects, but we must understand that the effects will, without a doubt, occur and affect our generations.
