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> > Being shut in and unable to defecate for many months could conceivably
> cause the buildup of pathogens, and tax the immune system in general
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As usual, nothing is simple:

"Around 10^6 microorganisms are present in the rectum of wintering bees and
help to digest and detoxify undigested food."

A Ozkirim in Honey Bee Colony Health


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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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