Bee Bread – Making from Pollen by New Biotechnological. Methods, without Honeycombs

Authors

  • G. Madzgarashvili Doctor of Agric. Sci., Professor, LLC “Demetra”, Laboratory of the Bee Products Processing, Tel.: (+995) 555 39 07 56, G.Saakadze str. 45, 0180, Tbilisi, Georgia. ORCID-ID: 0009-0007-1836-8523

Keywords:

bee pollen, bee bread, lactic acid fermentation

Abstract

 The production and use of bee bread by humans is very popular due to the unique properties of the product: it clearly differs from the source material (pollen -pollen load) by its beneficial effect on the living organism. Along with a number of diseases that are positively affected by bee bread, one of the most important aspects is the activity against infectious diseases, which is manifested through strengthening the immune system and accelerating the recovery processes (Tunikov et al,   2001;   Akhmetova et al,   2010;  Bakour a. Hamada, 2017). However, bee bread is still produced using traditional methods, which, in turn, is due to seasonality: it is removed from the beehive in spring or late summer; The beekeeper at that time is forced to violate the integrity of the honeycomb with bee bread; Honeycombs are often contaminated with external substances (possible fabrication of artificial honeycomb, brood feed  residues, medicinal preparations, etc. Separating bee bread from honeycomb is a rather complex and time-consuming process, which is reflected in the price of the finished product: it may not be available even to ordinary consumers.

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Published

2025-05-19

How to Cite

G. Madzgarashvili. (2025). Bee Bread – Making from Pollen by New Biotechnological. Methods, without Honeycombs. Research Retrieval and Academic Letters, (9). Retrieved from https://ojs.scipub.de/index.php/RRAL/article/view/6130