The nutritional components of beehives are quite complex, including almost all the nutritional components in honey, bee pollen, beeswax, propolis, bee cocoon clothing and other substances.
Pharmacological research shows that the water extract from honeycomb has good therapeutic and auxiliary effects on diseases caused by bacteria and fungi. Honeycomb water extract diluted 40 times has a strong inhibitory effect on Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli, Shigella and Typhoid Bacillus.
50 times dilution has obvious inhibitory effect on Aspergillus fumigatus, Aspergillus flavus, Fusarium solani, moniliform and other fungi; It also has antiviral effect, and has the effects of stimulating appetite, improving sleep, increasing resistance and promoting transaminase reduction for patients with hepatitis; It can also significantly reduce cholesterol in plasma, lower blood pressure and increase platelet function. Beehives contain volatile oil, which is a toxic component and can drive out tapeworms, but it is very toxic and can lead to acute nephritis. And contains beeswax, calcium, iron, protein, etc. Its alcohol, ether and acetone extracts all have the effects of promoting blood coagulation, enhancing heart movement, diuresis and temporarily lowering blood pressure.
Second, the honey inside can't be eaten directly.
Beehive, commonly known as beehive, is a place for bees to inhabit, breed, store, live and overwinter. It is the general name of empty spleen, honey spleen, pink spleen, sub-spleen, bee path and honeycomb internal space. Honeycomb, or nest spleen, is a wax-like structure made of wax secreted by wax glands in the abdomen of worker bees, which is hexagonal and tubular. Beehives built by bumblebees of Vespidae or related bees of the same genus are called beehives in Chinese medicine. Shennong's materia medica is listed as the top grade and considered as "bitter and flat". It is mainly used for treating convulsion, epilepsy, cold and heat, pathogenic factors, epilepsy, ghost evil and intestinal hemorrhoids. Fire is the best. A bee intestine. "Bees breed bees and leave a thin cocoon in the nest room after emergence. With the increase of insect reproduction algebra, the cocoon will gradually thicken, shrink in size, change from shallow to deep, and finally become dark brown, which is the symbol of the nest spleen, commonly known as the nest spleen. A litter of spleen usually needs to be replaced after 1 ~ 3 years. A large and medium-sized bee farm will eliminate hundreds or even thousands of old spleens every year.