Beehive inhalation therapy.. How does it work and what are its benefits

His ecological project also includes a mobile center for beehive inhalation therapy, which began its work weeks ago and received attention from Tunisians, similar to other experiences in the world that proved its efficacy in the countries of Germany, Ukraine and Hungary.

 

Al-Suwayeh explained that “the experience of breathing inside the beehive is a therapeutic process that requires a number of inhalation sessions and allows the patient to obtain warm and pure indoor air for the beehive at a temperature equal to 35 degrees with unobtrusive humidity,” adding that “the inhalation process helps to relax and benefit from all The hive’s products include royal jelly, beeswax, pollen and propolis, as well as enjoying the refreshing smell of honey throughout the session.

Muhammad Al-Suwayeh confirmed that inhaling the air, produced by hives, helps treat asthma, lung diseases, respiratory infections, migraine headaches and even depression.

The owner of the ecological project continued: “Studies have proven that the air of the beehive with a high degree of purity and sterilization is equivalent to sterilizing the operating rooms, and it is much better than normal air as recommended by alternative medicine experts because its effect is close to that of cortisone, and in turn, we have noticed great satisfaction among patients who They tried inhaling the air of the beehive with us, and they assured us that their breathing situation had improved.”

It is noteworthy that Muhammad is keen to provide services for inhaling the air of the beehive in his mobile center in the form of an ambulance with a beehive inside, while the breathing process is carried out through a special mask connected to a tube that allows only air to escape without being exposed to the risks of bee stings.

Ayatollah Qasdallah, who went through the experiment, told us that she was suffering from chronic respiratory allergies and resorted to inhalation sessions, which she indicated, “it enabled her to relax and get rid of sinus congestion and improved her breathing process after more than one treatment session, as well as her enjoyment during the session with the smells of honey.” and the essential oils of the flowers that bees carry between them.”

 

In an interview with the site, beekeeper Mounir Bashir confirmed that “inhaling the beehive is a natural remedy since ancient times, especially since this air is loaded with the benefits of propolis and wax, and it is best to inhale it in the early morning hours before the worker bees go out to work to bring nectar and pollen, and it is sterile air. It helps eliminate germs in the respiratory system and treat diseases naturally.”

For his part, Dr. Sami Kammoun, President of the Tunisian Association of Pulmonary Diseases, prefers treatment of the disease through medical drugs, saying in a statement to the site: “There are such uses in a number of countries, and they are a new method that relies on the clean air produced by the beehive, but it must be ensured. That it is guaranteed and effective in treating chronic diseases such as asthma and bronchitis, and only scientific research and experiments on a significant number of patients can confirm its effectiveness, which is not proven by accurate scientific research to date.