Invest in your health. In this 3-part, self-paced course you'll learn how products from the hive can help support and soothe you at every stage of life. From periods and fertility, to perimenopause and menopause, as well as unique health needs impacting women, dozens of research studies show hive products like honey, pollen, propolis, and royal jelly help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.
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Learn how honeybees create these special products, how and when they're harvested, what to question when assessing quality, and how each support women's health.

Videos include

Intro to hive products and production

Part 1: Women's cycles and fertility

Part 2: Perimenopause and menopause

Part 3: Unique health conditions impacting women
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​The on-demand course includes

  • 4 videos totaling 2+ hours of instruction ($400 value)
  • Companion slide deck with a compendium of more than 2 dozen research studies detailing the efficacy of hive products for women's health. This is the perfect guide to starting the right conversations with your health care practitioner. ($hard-to-put-price-on-health)
  • 1-year subscription to Tara Lynne Today, my Substack anchored around evidence-based research supporting nutrient-dense food. If you're already a paid subscriber, you'll receive a credit to gift a paid subscription to someone you choose. ($50 annual value)

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As with any herb, food, or lifestyle practice, discuss with your trusted medical practitioner before trying anything. Some substances may have contraindications with certain prescriptions or health conditions including, but not limited to: honey bee venom allergies, blood thinners, pregnancy, hormone replacement therapy, diabetes. Everyone's health is unique. None of the content in this course is promissory. This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional.

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