Why I was FORCED to increase honey prices!

Recently I was forced to increase honey prices by 25%. Watch the video below to learn why.

Shane Ellison

Shane Ellison

My name is Shane “The People’s Chemist” Ellison. I hold a master’s degree in organic chemistry and am the author of Over-The-Counter Natural Cures Expanded Edition (SourceBooks). I’ve been quoted by USA Today, Shape, Woman’s World, US News and World Report, as well as Women’s Health and appeared on Fox and NBC as a medicine and health expert. Start protecting yourself and loved ones with my FREE report, The 5 Deadly Pills Checklist.

11 Comments

  1. Ruth

    It looks like the beginning of this video is missing. That must be where you tell us why you had the price increase. You say something about corn syrup and fructose? You say bees produced half the honey. Is that the reason? Why did they produce only half? I love the results of the allergy honey and hope it doesn’t get any more expensive !

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    • mark

      For some Reason The Bees did not produces honey like un the previous year.
      I harvest less than 1/2 of normal. Most of the Beekeeper start feeding the bees with
      Corn syrup or Hi Fructose I don’t do noting, I Rader have no Honey or less then FEED the BEES.
      Thanks for let me know about the video I will try to do something about.

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      • Ruth

        Thank you for this information. It seems there are problems all over the country with a declining bee population. Hope things improve here for you and your bees.

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  2. Erald

    I’ve noticed every producer I tried that had some good honey has dropped severely in quality to the point I stopped buying. I do think just as land can be over farmed, they’re is such a thing as over pollination of an area. I would suggest you rotate the wild flower zones every year(if you have that option).

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    • mark

      It is possible if to many hive per area and they substitute with…feeding the bees with Fructose beside the bees collect the nectar .

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      • mark

        yes

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  3. Honey connoisseur

    Is it possible that the Africanized bees are affecting production?

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    • mark

      The Africanize bees produces more Honey and resist to disease better.

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    • mark

      no

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  4. moorruth

    Isn’t it possible that in your highly urbanized region, plenty of people are using glyphosate herbicides? Isn’t that what’s killing bees worldwide (except for the countries where those are banned)? Yes, the Africanized bees are stronger; I remember one chasing my father around the barn (don’t know how many times) back in the 1960’s when they got to northern California.

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    • mark

      that’s not only one thin way the Bees are dying… yes the pesticide are one of the problem.

      Reply

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