Meadowlake Farm

Established as part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, the farm has been in the family since the 1950s. Located in Hiram, Ohio, it spans 68 acres of working farmland and pristine woodlands, and is home to an organically managed apiary and honeybee sanctuary.

The farm's bees are kept without the use of chemicals or antibiotics, and the hives are certified organic. Hive products are extracted naturally without heat, ensuring no harm to the bees. The farm avoids using royal jelly to prevent the raising and killing of queens. Botanicals combined with hive products are extracted by natural methods without solvents, and all products are free from man-made chemicals.

The farm's proprietary Hive Isolates TM line of therapies is widely used by natural practitioners and contains potent cytotoxins that destroy cancer cells, scavenge free radicals, eliminate heavy metals, and provide collagen support and renewal. These therapies are used in hospital settings in the U.S. and abroad where conventional treatments have failed.