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What is the effect of bee larvae soaking in wine?
Soaking bee larvae in white wine has obvious nourishing effect on human body, which can make people recover their physical strength quickly after illness and reduce the incidence. In addition, it also has a certain conditioning effect on those who have insufficient energy and inattention, which can regulate nerves and reduce the occurrence of these symptoms.

Soaking bee larvae with wine has a good effect on improving human sexual function. Some contain royal jelly and contain a lot of hormones. After people eat it, they can improve sexual desire and avoid symptoms of sexual dysfunction such as impotence and premature ejaculation. At the same time, soaking bee larvae with wine also has a certain health care effect on women, thus reducing the occurrence of menopausal syndrome.

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Users should pay attention to the fact that it is best to choose wine between 30 and 40 degrees, not more than 40 degrees, otherwise bee venom may be destroyed. The size of each bee is different, and the times of soaking wine are different. China giant tiger bees only need/kloc-0.5 to 20 bottles of wine per catty, while black-tailed tiger bees need 20 to 30 bottles, yellow-waisted tiger bees and yellow-footed tiger bees need 50 to 60 bottles, and black-bellied tiger bees even need 80 to/kloc-0.00 bottles.

Pay attention to the fact that the tiger-headed bee wine must be soaked with live bees, otherwise the dead bees have no bee venom, and it is of little significance to soak the wine. You can drink it after six months, but you have to wait a little longer if the wine is effective. It usually takes two years for the tiger bee to sink to the bottom of the bottle, and then the color will be darker. Drink it as soon as possible after soaking and seal it to avoid deterioration.

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