I found your innovation very interesting.
You report that honey mixed with water also cures people of asthma.
Can you tell me what your recommended concentration, dose, and frequency of the mixture would be for beneficial results to occure. Thank you.
I think HOney is a realy good subject to be worked, because it would have a great impact in the land also, because of the great work the bees do for the inviromental
I enjoyed reading your proposal and think it is very worthwhile especially since we now know that the honey bee populations in the world are on a decline, with some researchers fearing that these changed environmental conditions (global warming etc) in conjunction with a new and destructive bacteria may see the gradual and continuing destruction of hives. Bee pollination is a fundamental contributor to life on the planet nevermind the medicinal qualities alluded to in your proposal. I hope you are successful in your bid for funding - I would give you a positive "thumbs up".
My only question is around your claims of medicinal properties of "fresh", unpasteurized honey (I hope that's what you are going to be selling not "purified, cooked" honey). As much as I believe you are right, I hope you are prepared to research your claims and be able to justify those claims for the satisfaction of the funders.
Go for it. Best of luck.
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I found your innovation very interesting.
You report that honey mixed with water also cures people of asthma.
Can you tell me what your recommended concentration, dose, and frequency of the mixture would be for beneficial results to occure. Thank you.
I think HOney is a realy good subject to be worked, because it would have a great impact in the land also, because of the great work the bees do for the inviromental
I enjoyed reading your proposal and think it is very worthwhile especially since we now know that the honey bee populations in the world are on a decline, with some researchers fearing that these changed environmental conditions (global warming etc) in conjunction with a new and destructive bacteria may see the gradual and continuing destruction of hives. Bee pollination is a fundamental contributor to life on the planet nevermind the medicinal qualities alluded to in your proposal. I hope you are successful in your bid for funding - I would give you a positive "thumbs up".
My only question is around your claims of medicinal properties of "fresh", unpasteurized honey (I hope that's what you are going to be selling not "purified, cooked" honey). As much as I believe you are right, I hope you are prepared to research your claims and be able to justify those claims for the satisfaction of the funders.
Go for it. Best of luck.
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