The story behind LifeMel
The story of LifeMel begins with research in the 1970's by Dr. Alexander Goroshit, then a medical student, as to why, in a small town in the former Soviet Union, beekeepers and their families remained healthy despite a local cholera epidemic.
This unusual finding fascinated Dr. Alexander, and after finishing medical school he went to work as a researcher and teacher in a microbiology faculty where he enlisted the support of his students to undertake further research into bees, honey and the beneficial effects of herbs.
It is well known over the centuries that the food consumed by the bees affects the properties of the honey they produce. It is also known that some of the therapeutic properties are sourced from the leaves, roots, stem etc. (which are not available for the bees in nature), and not only the flower. Thus to create a product which contained these properties he needed to develop a way to feed the bees. Dr. Alexander spent his time working with experts to develop a method to feed the bees with the desired herb parts to facilitate the development of a honeybee product which contained the beneficial properties of a special blend of key herbs.
In the 1990s Dr. Alexander emigrated to Israel and with the help of Israeli chief scientist funding, continued his research into the remarkable results of feeding bees different selections of herbs. In time, he went on to develop several products made by honeybees. As Dr. Alexander concludes “the rest is history".
LifeMel today
LifeMel is a special nutritional supplement that growing numbers of people all around the world are now finding beneficial.
A clinical study with good results about the LifeMel has been published in the prestigious medical journal; Medical Oncology. Further studies are planned to give a greater understanding of the effects of LifeMel.
Many favorable comments have been received from customers worldwide, who have all discovered the nutritional benefits of LifeMel.
LifeMel is distributed today in the USA, the UK, Canada, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Israel, the Netherlands and in other countries.