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<Bill said:
I was thinking more in line with the topic of the  discussion, fumigillian,
and what it may do or not do in regard to nosema. It  would be interesting
to see if HBH, by promoting feeding, counters nosema by  some mechanism
(such as cleaning out the gut or inhibiting nosema) which  leads to
healthier bees, instead of the fumigillian being the agent. Or they  could
both be the reason. Or one does one thing and the other does the  other.>



All good points.   If I had limitless time and mone, but I  don't.  Robb 
Cramer is trying to do some of this.
 
Jerry


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