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Dean, I'm not suggesting that gut microflora are unimportant. Indeed, I'm
definitely of the opinion that they are!
Re Dr. Johnsons' study, I was simply passing on the results of an
experiment. The results surprised me, but since i'm not trying to make any
sort of case, I am happy to share any and all results.
> This study needs to be done in a country where antibiotics have not been
so heavily used.
As in the antibiotic-free European countries in which all the beekeepers
loudly complain about their colonies exhibiting decreased vitality?
>"no difference in build-up" is a far too gestalt and vague a metric to be
able to detect many serious hits a beehive can take.
His metrics are actually more refined. To this beekeeper, the rate of
colony buildup reflects the final calculus of all factors involved.
--
Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com
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