Titterstone clee honey

05/06/2026

Good morning we just wanted to say Thankyou to all the new followers we have.
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Titterstone Clee honey 🍯 🐝🐝

04/06/2026

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04/06/2026

Productive Amms…

04/06/2026

A new hived up nuc

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

🌿 Meet Claire from Viridian at Myriad Organics Today! 🌿

We’re delighted to have Claire from Viridian Nutrition in store today, sharing her knowledge about the fantastic Electrolyte Fix range and the wider collection of Viridian products.

Whether you're looking to support hydration, boost your wellbeing, or simply learn more about Viridian’s ethical, high-quality supplements, Claire will be happy to answer your questions and offer expert advice.

💧 Learn about Viridian Electrolyte Fix
🌱 Discover the full Viridian range

Why not pop down and see us? Claire will be with us until about 2pm.

📍 Myriad Organics, Ludlow

We look forward to seeing you! 😊

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02/06/2026

Marking a queen, watch how they clean her and then follow her down between the frames, some of the worker bees then stay around the cage because of the queens strong pheromones…such a good thing to see strong Clee hill queens 💪🐝

02/06/2026

Yay! 🥳 it's Quiz Night this Wednesday.
Join us whether you're solo, a couple, or a team of 4ish. It's £2 pp with all money collected going to Air Ambulance and Lewy Bodies Society.
Hope to see you then.

01/06/2026

30/05/2026

🐝🔬 New Zealand biologists found honey chemistry that shreds bacteria resisting modern antibiotics easily. The looming apocalypse of drug-resistant superbugs is being thwarted by a complex chemical weapon engineered by native honeybees.

Scientists isolated a specific, highly unstable peptide within specialized Manuka honey that works unlike any synthetic drug on earth. Instead of poisoning the bacteria, this compound physically binds to the pathogen's protective slime barrier, ripping it open and exposing the superbug to complete cellular collapse.

Because the attack is entirely physical rather than metabolic, hospitals can use this biological extract to instantly sterilize surgical wounds and severe burns against MRSA without the bacteria ever adapting. It acts as an absolute fail-safe for when our best modern medicines stop working entirely.

In our frantic race to chemically outsmart microscopic killers, we forgot that insects have been fighting this exact war for millions of years. The ultimate medical defense was hiding in a beehive.

Source: University of Auckland, Frontiers in Microbiology 2025

What other natural compounds do you think hold undiscovered medical potential? Could this be a turning point in the fight against superbugs?

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