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Can chemotherapy eat bee larvae?
You can eat. Bees are completely metamorphosed insects, and their individual development goes through four stages: egg, larva, pupa and adult. Bee larvae and pupae are the larvae and pupae of their growth and development, which are collectively called bee larvae. At present, queen bee larvae and male bee pupae have been developed and utilized.

Larvae is a good food, and queen bee larvae and male bee pupae are delicious food.

Eating bee larvae can keep you healthy. The queen bee larva is sweet in taste, flat in nature, beneficial to kidney and spermatogenesis, nourishing yin, invigorating spleen and regulating stomach, and moistening skin. Long-term consumption of queen bee larvae can delay aging, improve immunity, remove senile plaques, spots, withered hair and white hair, and make the skin softer. Middle-aged and elderly women often take queen bee larvae, which not only has a good cosmetic effect, but also can improve sexual function. Adjuvant treatment of leukopenia, cancer, neurasthenia, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatalgia, impotence, irregular menstruation, nutritional edema, liver disease, ulcer, etc.

Drone pupa is mainly used for neurosis of middle-aged people, mental retardation of children, alopecia and white hair, male climacteric disorder and cancer cell reduction.