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Some studies suggest bee products may pose health risks due to contaminants like pesticides and heavy metals, while other studies highlight their beneficial properties and safety when meeting regulatory standards.
Bee products, including honey, bee pollen, propolis, royal jelly, and beeswax, are widely used for their nutritional and medicinal properties. However, concerns about their safety due to potential contamination with environmental pollutants, pesticides, and other toxic substances have been raised. This synthesis aims to evaluate the safety of bee products based on recent research findings.
Contamination with Environmental Pollutants:
Toxic Substances in Bee Pollen:
Impact of Pesticide Formulations:
Safety of Urban Bee Products:
Therapeutic and Biological Properties:
Safety of Entomopathogens:
Bee products offer numerous health benefits and therapeutic properties, but their safety can be compromised by contamination with environmental pollutants, pesticides, and toxic substances. While urban honey generally meets safety standards, bee pollen and other products may pose health risks due to the presence of heavy metals and other toxins. Modern pesticide formulations and certain entomopathogens also present potential hazards. Therefore, it is crucial to monitor and regulate the contaminants in bee products to ensure their safety for consumers.
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