MEDICINE OF THE BEES with Kate Hinkens

Bee venom has the potential to shift the ways we treat chronic illness. Humans have been using bees for over 10,000 years, and yet modern medicine has forgotten its powerful, healing benefits. Today we welcome the brilliant Kate Hinkens for a life-changing conversation on the synergistic medicine of the hive.* Kate is the founder of Stinglab, an organization dedicated to the research and therapeutic application of honeybee intelligence for human and planetary health. Kate healed herself from a debilitating chronic Lyme disease using bee venom and has now made it her mission to share the medicine of the bees with others. Together we travel from the science behind bee venom to the spiritual depths of illness and healing. Listen as we explore Kate's journey with Lyme disease The chemistry of bee venom Why beekeepers live longer, healthier, happier lives Overcoming allergies Commercial vs. Conscious beekeeping The vibrational magic of bees Logistics + Energetics of stings — where to start! Healing properties of the whole hive - honey, propolis, royal jelly, manuka and more Kate's wellness non-negotiables Role of Bees in the future of Human health + longevity STINGLAB: Listeners receive $200 off Kate's course (after application has been approved) use the code: SOUNDFOOD and apply here: Current Nourished by: Living Tea Autumn Tea Club + Tokusen Incense ~ use SOUNDFOOD for 15% off everything livingtea.net CONNECT Kate Hinkens: @katehinkens | stinglab.org Host @nitsacitrine @soundfoodspace

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MEDICINE OF THE BEES with Kate Hinkens is an episode from SOUNDFOOD by Nitsa Citrine.

This episode is 01:21:31 long.

This episode was published on Sep 17, 2024.

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