Film Lens
The film examines the practice of apiotherapy, which combines ancient healing traditions with modern medical practices. It features a physician in Austria who uses bee stings as a treatment for various ailments, showcasing how this delicate poison is turned into a cure. The film also shows the use of propolis, a natural antibiotic produced by bees, and its application in contemporary medicine in Cuba, where it is embraced by doctors and studied by scientists.
In addition to medical practices, the film presents unique locations such as wooden sanctuaries in Slovenia, where individuals can rest above beehives and breathe in the therapeutic air. The narrative connects the relationship between bees, nature, and people, emphasizing the significance of honey infused with nectar from wild blossoms in Korea. The film concludes by illustrating the intersection of ancient knowledge and modern science in the realm of healing through bees.
Why Watch
- •Meet a physician using bee stings for healing in Austria.
- •Find out how propolis is used in Cuban hospitals today.
- •See unique wooden sanctuaries in Slovenia for bee therapy.
Did You Know
•In Cuba, propolis is used in hospitals and embraced by doctors.
•In Slovenia, wooden sanctuaries for resting above hives date back to the 18th century.
•Bees transform resin into propolis, which acts as nature's antibiotic.
Perfect For
Natural healing enthusiastsBee conservation advocatesAlternative medicine seekers