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Honey vs HFCS (again)
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?A study published over the summer suggests that bees do better on honey than on HFCS.  Of interest is their claim that bees eating honey have more robust immune systems and can even break down pesticides more efficiently than bees fed on HFCS.   Here's a "Science Daily" summary:


http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/07/140717124852.htm?


Christina

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