Is it true that beekeepers tend to be healthier than the average person?
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If I recall correctly employed people tend to be healthier than the average person.\n\nSearch for and find whatever the national association of beekeepers is called, go to their web site, and see if they offer a lower [than the average person could get] cost life or health insurance plan for members.
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Women tend to take better care of themselves and see doctors more.  Maybe thats why we live longer.
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Yes, I think so! More fuel to feed our growing bodies-- mine isn't growing much anymore though! And plus, adults' metabolisms are usually slower than ours... :-)
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it is very fine having as much of sex they have depending on their energy. \nYes it is good for health.
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Health problem lies with the person, not the machine.
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Yes and those with respitory diseases such as asthma would be a lot healthier.
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Yes, and they make one the best honey!\n\nKiller bees been producing honey as they do today for at least 100 million years (since the Cretaceous period)*. Killer Bees produce honey as food stores for the hive during the long months of winter when flowers aren't blooming and therefore little or no nectar is available to them. European honey bees, genus Apis Mellifera, produce such an abundance of honey, far more than the hive can eat, that humans can harvest the excess. For this reason, European honey bees can be found in beekeeper's hives around the world!
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every study ever done vegans live longer.\nand rarley ever have cancer or heart disease.
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Bees stay in their hives. Some die of course but more are produced to replace them. The worker bees exercise their wings and bodies to create enough heat to keep themselves and the queen warm enough to survive.These worker bees consume part of the honey in the nest to replace the energy lost by their activities in grooming the queen, caring for the larvae and keeping warm. They stay very close to the hive during winters.\n\nThis is why beekeepers never remove all the honey from a hive. Honey is the bees' method of laying in a food supply. A very long or very cold winter can kill a lot of the worker bees. The remainder will remain close to the queen to keep her and the larvae alive until the weather warms.
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yes, actually. it has been proven, sadly, that beautiful people get better jobs, more promotions, and are recieved better in society than average or sub-par looking individuals.
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I don't know that it is always healthy for a person to know their own IQ I wouldn't think the effects would always be positive ones...but I have herad MANY different variations on the nubers thing...I once heard a girl in a gas station say she had an IQ of 335 and coulnd't get a job anywhere in town!! IMAGINE THAT!!
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Health is more important than ever, because of increased longevity.
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It can be, if you eat well and exercise.\n\nI prefer not to listen to emotional anecdotal evidence (like "vegans look pale and sickly"), and instead look at the facts. \n\nhttp://www.fda.gov/FDAC/features/895_vegdiet.html\n\nhttp://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/09/21/1064082865083.html?from=storyrhs\n\nhttp://www.thechinastudy.com/\n\nhttp://www.pcrm.org/health/clinres/index.html\n\nhttp://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=11310
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The only difference in average intelligence between regional groupings stem from some populations living in such poverty that malnourishment effects their mental development in a significant way. If your question is whether less healthy lifestyles are effecting the mental development of American youth or not I would say no, at least not yet.  \n\nOn the other hand I’ve noticed that most people with the discipline to maintain a healthy lifestyle apply that same self-discipline to better educating themselves.  This is as opposed to people who are too lazy to keep themselves healthy and often struggle in competitive environments including higher education.  I think I fall somewhere between those two groups, most people do.\n\nRegards,\nArmus
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People who are very active tend to have a great metabolism and are able to break down foods at a faster rate. Someone, who has a poor metabolism, cannot break down foods as fast. It's doesn't mean the person is unhealthy, it could be hereditary, like most diseases, or in this case a fast metabolism. Also, these people tend to be very active and despite what they eat, they never seem to gain the weight. You can improve you metabolism by eating healthy and be active. Though it's not always that way for many people.
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No, it does not have benefits.  Just as cow's milk is created for baby cows (and they stop drinking it at a certain age), honey is meant for bees to use for energy, not humans.\n\nEven though honey is a more natural substance, it really is no safer than sucrose. All the problems associated with sucrose are also associated with honey. Lowered immune system function that can lead to cancer. Damage to the vascular system leading to heart disease and adult onset diabetes mellitus with gangrenous toes and all -are at the end of the sugar freeway. There is also some discussion about additional nutrients found in honey. However, the amounts are miniscule and really not worth the health risk of large doses of simple sugars.
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yes, it's quite normal. every healthy minded individual does it.