#324 Patrice Percie du Sert : Le miracle des abeilles pour se soigner

On Metamorphosis, Anne Ghesquière welcomes Patrice Percie du Sert, a pollen specialist and apitherapy professor. Royal jelly, pollen, propolis, honey... What if we haven't yet discovered all the therapeutic benefits of the hive? A true synergy that pushes the boundaries of interspecies collaboration is emerging thanks to Air des Ruches, an innovative process that could treat asthma and allergies. Inspired by these discoveries, my guest shares his moving passion for bees. So, like Aristaeus, the son of Apollo, let's set off on our honeymoon this morning to unravel the mysteries of this fascinating collaboration together. Episode #324 WARNING: This information is in no way a substitute for a doctor's consultation. With Patrice Percie du Sert, I will address the following topics (excerpts from the questions): When we talk about bees, we inevitably think of Einstein's phrase: "If the bee dies, humanity will be dead for four years." Is this true? How interdependent are we with them? Humans have always evolved with bees; we find cave paintings (7,000 BC) in the Las Arenas caves in Spain, near Valencia, depicting a human harvesting honey. Does pollen have a curative or preventative effect? ​​Does it correct the underlying condition and strengthen immunity? In what form should it be consumed, preferably fresh? What environmental factors are involved in the mechanisms of asthma? How was the link made between hive air and asthma? Can apitherapy be a solution to this problem? What is the current status of research? What exactly can be treated? Who is my guest this week, Patrice Percie du Sert? Patrice Percie du Sert, a pollen specialist and apitherapy professor. His book "Apitherapy: When Bees Treat Asthma and Allergies" is available from Guy Trédaniel. More information is available on his website: https://www.aubonmiel.com Some quotes from the podcast with Patrice Percie du Sert: "There's a huge buzz about beekeeping today." "For me, beekeeping is a synergy between bees and humans." "It's mainly the pollen bacteria that are interesting, and drying the pollen destroys them." "The air in the hive has a calming effect, first and foremost." #Patriceperciedusert #editionsguytredaniel #apitherapy Join us on our new website and subscribe to our newsletter https://www.metamorphosepodcast.com/ Support our podcast by joining the Metamorphose Tribe now:   / metamorphose   Find Metamorphose, the podcast that awakens consciousness, on: Apple Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/m... Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=... 4NzRlNThhMmMyNTg4OWJmZWU&fbclid=IwAR3S0Q5DYIhwfPDz0LW9WeJ-hHYaSh5wUNy9Yt6hNtkD0ztwsEqzjbqhkko Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4hHandf... Deezer https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/70581 SoundCloud   / sets   CastBox https://castbox.fm/channel/M%C3%A9tam... TuneIn http://tun.in/pjhbF Follow the latest Metamorphose Podcast episodes on Instagram, discover this week's guest, and win surprises ;-)   / metamorphosepodcast   Enjoy listening! Photo DR