Connecting with bees through mindful breathing techniques

New Bee-Air Therapy has launched in Lovell, sparking initial skepticism about inhaling air from beehives. Concerns about bee stings and allergies arose, but a visit to the facility run by the Zeller family and beekeeper Gene Zeller revealed a clean, organized therapy room. Visitors do not interact with bees directly; instead, air from active honeybee colonies is filtered and delivered through a mask, allowing for a unique breathing experience known as apitherapy.