Bees Healing Humans

A journey into the world of apitherapy

Bees Healing Humans As habitat loss and climate change poses an increasing threat to the bee population, their existence has never been more relevant. This independent doc explores the crucial role of nature's smallest healer.
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Apitherapy —the use of bees and bee products for medicinal purposes — dates back to ancient civilizations. Now, meet those turning back to this rare healing practice: “The first time I had api-acupuncture, I realized how the bee sting gave me energy and a desire for life”. Dermatology allergist Dr Gunter Sturm uses the sting to treat his patients with severe allergies, explaining that “80-100% of patients are fully protected after bee venom immunotherapy”.
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The Producers


Anja Dalhoff — Director

Anja Dalhoff is an award-winning director, photographer, and producer, and owner of the film company Danish Doc Production, having worked with documentaries for over 30 years. She has produced and directed documentaries, series, and educational films focusing on themes of organ donation, human trafficking, and integration. She has won two Robert prizes, one of which was the best documentary award for her 1992 film High Hope. She also won the European Women’s Prize in 2009. Many of her films have been used as educational materials and some have been backed by government ministries, such as the 2008 Natasha is Not For Sale, supported by the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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