Bee Keeper Miami

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Benefits of Honey? Ask a Bee Keeper in Miami
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• Everyone loves honey in their lemon tea and
  drizzled all over their pancakes and waffles, but
  ask a bee keeper in Miami or any other part of
  the world and they will tell you that this is
  truly magical nectar. The amber liquid that
  tastes so sweet actually has a lot of benefits,
  which many people might not be aware of.
• For instance, a lot of people might know that
  honey is great for a sore throat, especially when
  mixed with hot water and some lemon. But how many
  would know that this same honey is a great way to
  reduce the effects of seasonal allergies too!

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• Honey has been used for its medicinal and
  curative properties since time immemorial, but no
  one wants to have a hive right outside their
  window. Keeping aside the fact that honey is a
  great natural medicine, there is no denying that
  the bee sting is quite painful and if not treated
  on time, quite dangerous as well.
• This is perhaps why more and more people opt for
  pest control for bees, rather than trying to find
  a way to relocate these little insects. Extensive
  research has proven that honey can even fight
  diseases like cancer and heart conditions,
  because of the flavonoids and antioxidants
  present in the same.

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• Even ulcers and diseases of the gastrointestinal
  tract are known to be reduced by the constant
  usage of honey. Since honey is a natural sugar,
  more and more athletes are opting to use it in
  their energy drinks, as opposed to processed
  sugar.
• Honey is also great for the skin and is known to
  increase general stamina. People in the olden
  days also used honey to treat wounds and keep
  them infection free. All these benefits are
  probably why the number of bee farms is on the
  rise today.

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• Bee extermination in Miami and many other cities
  around the world has become common practice, but
  it is not the best thing to do for the
  environment. There is no denying that these
  little insects are incredibly important to the
  delicate balance of the ecology.
• If there are no bees, there will be no
  pollination and without pollination reproduction
  in the plant world will come to a standstill! So,
  if you are looking to having a beehive removed
  from your building or backyard, be kind and ask
  the professionals to relocate the entire hive, so
  that you can still smell the flowers tomorrow!