According to him, dried bees are used in traditional medicine. "Bees live for about a month, so their mortality rate is quite high throughout the year. The healing properties of dead bees do not depend on the season, but it is important to use them correctly. The body of a bee contains chitosan, which acts similarly to cartilage and connective tissue in humans. Many people make bee subproduct from dried bees and use it for recovery after surgical operations. However, in our area, such practices are not widespread, possibly due to a lack of information or fear of usage," noted Farhad.
He also emphasized that the bodies of dead bees contain many vitamins and trace elements.
"Bee subproduct is beneficial for controlling blood glucose levels, treating inflammation, for the male reproductive system (adenoma), as well as for hypertension, hypotension, certain skin diseases, myopia, and diseases of the kidneys, brain, and heart," added Toktosunov.
Bee subproduct consists of dried bees, which have significant value due to their nutritious diet that includes a variety of beneficial substances and ingredients. The composition of bee subproduct includes beekeeping products such as pollen, wax, venom, and honey.
