
The Beekeeper's Medicine Cabinet: What people who keep bees actually use
Janet M. Bryan · narrated by Clover
2026
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Bees have been offering more than sweetness for centuries, and the people who tend them tend to know it best. This is what keepers actually reach for when a cough sets in or a cut needs tending: raw honey and its real differences from the store shelf, propolis and its long history as a wound salve, beeswax balms worth making by hand, and pollen's place in a home apothecary. Grounded, hands-on, and refreshingly unfussy.
17 chapters
- 1A Glimpse Into the Chapters3m
- 2Introduction4m
- 3Chapter 1: Why the Hive Belongs in Your Home14m
- 4Chapter 2: What's Really in the Jar16m
- 5Chapter 3: Why We Reach for the Wrong Thing First16m
- 6Chapter 4: The Honey and Warm Water Habit15m
- 7Chapter 5: A Spoonful for Sleepless Nights15m
- 8Chapter 6: Propolis, the Hive's First Aid Kit15m
- 9Chapter 7: Beeswax for Everyday Skin Troubles15m
- 10Chapter 8: The Apple Cider Vinegar and Honey Tonic16m
- 11Chapter 9: Pollen and the Everyday Immune Boost14m
- 12Chapter 10: Soothing a Sore Throat the Hive Way14m
- 13Chapter 11: Calming an Upset Stomach Naturally13m
- 14Chapter 12: A Little Jar for Every Season14m
- 15Chapter 13: Turning It Into a Simple Weekly Rhythm14m
- 16Chapter 14: When to Set the Jar Aside and Call the Doctor19m
- 17Conclusion4m
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