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> Ian Watson wrote:
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> > EEEEEuuuuuuuuwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.....................;)
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> > Just because you can eat something, doesn't mean you HAVE to.....;)
> > Also, are you sure they are absolutely safe for human
> > consumption?...including the mites that are likely on them, and who
knows
> > what other parasites that you can't see, plus the potential for
residues of
> > Apistan and other medicines you may have used?
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> I'am still alive!!!!!! and it was the third time.
> On the univerity in Wageningen the had a week on eating insect
> with cooks from over the world.
> Many people in the wold eat insects as there only protein source.
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> In Eastern Europe there exists a product Apilarnilprop
Api stands of course for bee
Lar stands for for (drone) larvea
Nil is the first name of the producer
Prop stands for propolis.
It is a very healthy product and the drone larvea adds a lot of vitamins
especially of the B family to your food.
Product is for sale in the Netherlands as well
 
Karel Bokhorst
Bussum
The Netherlands