Detailed Explanation of Bee Venom Collection Methods in Beekeeping (Part 3)

Bee venom has antiviral and antibacterial effects, anti-cell mutation, anti-cancer and tumor-eliminating effects, and the ability to repair cell and gene damage, activate human epidermal penetration, and has extremely strong anticoagulant, thrombolytic, dampness-removing and detoxifying effects, slows down cartilage matrix destruction, inhibits bone hyperplasia and other effects, and has become a good medicine in modern medicine for "fighting poison with poison."

Traditional methods of collecting bee venom include: direct stimulation venom collection method, ether anesthesia venom collection method, electrical stimulation venom collection method, etc.

Traditional bee venom extraction methods cause relatively great harm to bees, the purity and activity of bee venom are low, and the operation is also relatively cumbersome.

Automatic bee venom collectorinvention improves venom collection efficiency while greatly reducing harm to bees during venom collection, and also improves the purity and activity of bee venom.

There are many types of electric bee venom collectors, but their basic principles and structures are similar, consisting of two parts:

One part is thecontroller, which generates intermittent current to stimulate bees to release venom;

the other part is thevenom collection device, including a grid-shaped electric net, nylon cloth stretched tightly beneath it, and a glass plate beneath the nylon cloth.