Healing Power of Bee Pollen
"Bee pollen is often referred to as nature's most complete food. Human
consumption of bee pollen is
praised in the Bible, other religious books,
and ancient Chinese and Egyptian texts. It has long been prescribed by
traditional health practitioners-including the fathers of Western medicine
Hippocrates,
Pliny the Elder, and Pythagoras-for its healing properties. Bee
pollen rejuvenates your body,
stimulates organs and glands, enhances
vitality, and brings about a longer life span. Bee pollen's
ability to
consistently and noticeably increase energy levels makes it a favorite
substance among
many world class athletes and those interested in sustaining
and enhancing quality performance."
Steve Schecter M.D.
Bee pollen contains all the essential components of life. The percentage
of rejuvenating elements
in bee pollen remarkably exceeds those present in brewer's yeast and wheat germ.
Bee pollen
corrects the deficient or unbalanced nutrition, common in the customs of our
present-day
civilization of consuming incomplete foods, often with added chemical
ingredients, which
expose us to physiological problems as various as they are numerous.
Alicia McWatters, Ph.D - "Bee pollen’s popularity is increasing as
more and more dog owners and
breeders are recognizing its great potential.
Bee pollen contains many healing components and has
been used for centuries
as a source of nourishment. Today it is used not only for achieving better
human health, but also to improve the health of our canine friends."
The Use of Bee Pollen as a Super Food
What Is Pollen?
Pollen is the male seed of flowers. It is required
for the fertilization of the plant. The tiny particles
consist of
50/1,000-millimeter corpuscles, formed at the free end of the stamen
in the heart of the
blossom. Every variety of flower in the universe
puts forth a dusting of pollen. Many orchard fruits
and agricultural
food crops do, too.
Bee pollen is the food of the young bee and it is
approximately 40% protein. It is considered one of
nature's most
completely nourishing foods. It contains nearly all nutrients
required by humans. About
half of its protein is in the form of free
amino acids that are ready to be sued directly by the body.
Such
highly assimilable protein can contribute significantly to one's
protein needs.
Gathering pollen is not as easy as it sounds. Once
a honeybee arrives at a flower, she settles herself
in and nimbly
scrapes off the powdery loose pollen from the stamen with her jaws
and front legs,
moistening it with a dab of the honey she brought
with her from the hive. The enlarged and broadened
tarsal segments
of her legs have a thick trimming of bristles, called pollen combs.
The bee uses these
combs to brush the gold powder from her coat and
legs in mid-flight. With a skillful pressing movement
of her
auricle, which is used as a hammer, she pushes the gathered gold
into her baskets. Her pollen
baskets, surrounded by a fringe of long
hairs, are simply concave areas located on the outside of her
tibias. When the bee's baskets are fully loaded, the microscopic
golden dust has been tamped down
into a single golden grain, or
granule.
One of the most
interesting facts about bee pollen is that it cannot be synthesized
in
a laboratory.
When researchers take away a bee's pollen-filled
comb and feed her manmade pollen, the bee dies
even though all the
known nutrients are present in the lab-produced synthesized food.
Many thousands
of chemical analyses of bee pollen have been made
with the very latest diagnostic equipment, but there
are still some
elements present in bee pollen that science cannot identify. The
bees add some mysterious "extra" of their own. These unidentifiable
elements may very well be the reason bee pollen works so
spectacularly against so many diverse conditions of ill health.
Honeybees do double duty. They are programmed to
gather pollen and carry it back to the hive as food
for the colony.
However, even more important as far as humans are concerned, they
are also responsible
for the pollination of more than 80 percent of
green growing things. As bees buzz from blossom to blossom,
microscopic pollen particles coat their stubby little bodies so
densely that they sometimes look like little yellow fuzz balls. When
they arrive at
the next flower, a portion of the live golden dust is
transferred to that blossom and
pollination is accomplished.
It is important to recognize that a one teaspoon
dose of pollen takes one bee working eight hours a day
for one month
to gather. Each bee pollen pellet, contains over two million flower
pollen grains and one teaspoonful contains over 2.5 billion grains
of flower pollen.
Complete Nutrition
Bee pollen contains
all the essential components of life. The percentage of rejuvenating
elements in bee pollen remarkably exceeds those present in brewer's
yeast and wheat germ. Bee pollen corrects the
deficient or
unbalanced nutrition, common in the customs of our present-day
civilization of consuming incomplete
foods, often with added
chemical ingredients, which expose us to physiological problems as
various as they are numerous.
Pollen is considered an energy and nutritive tonic
in Chinese medicine. Cultures throughout
the world use
it in a
surprising number of applications: for improving endurance and
vitality, extending longevity, aiding recovery from chronic illness,
adding weight during convalescence, reducing cravings and
addictions, regulating the intestines, building new blood,
preventing infectious diseases such as the cold and flue
(it has
antibiotic type properties), and helping overcome retardation and
other developmental problems
in children. It is thought to protect
against radiation and to have anti-cancer qualities.
Nutrient deficiencies and all the health problems
they cause are recognized worldwide as a growing
problem. Because
bee pollen contains all the nutrients needed to sustain life, it is
being used on an ever larger scale for human nourishment and health.
Science teaches that bee pollen contains many
substances that
combine to make it a healthy, nutritious, complete food. There are
numerous reports
from medical experience that conclusively show the
benefits of bee pollen exceed that of a simple food
item. And the
bees do most of the work.
Bee-gathered pollens are rich in proteins, free
amino acids, vitamins, including B-complex and folic acid.
According to researchers
at the Institute of Apiculture, Taranov, Russia, "Honeybee pollen is
the richest source of vitamins found in Nature in a single food.
Even if bee pollen had none of its
other vital ingredients, its
content of rutin alone would justify taking at least a teaspoon
daily, if for no
other reason than strengthening the capillaries.
Pollen is extremely rich in rutin and may have the
highest content
of any source, plus it provides a high content of the nucleics RNA
[ribonucleic acid]
and DNA [deoxyribonucleic acid]."
Bee pollen is a complete food and contains many
elements that products of animal origin do not
possess. Bee pollen
is more rich in proteins than any animal source.
It contains more amino acids
than
beef, eggs, or cheese of equal weight. Bee pollen is particularly
concentrated in all
elements necessary for life.
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Medical Miracles
Researchers have demonstrated that there is a
substance in bee pollen that inhibits the development
of numerous
harmful bacteria. Experiments have shown bee pollen contains an
antibiotic factor
effective against salmonella and some strains of
bacteria. On the clinical level, studies have shown
that a
regulatory effect on intestinal function can be attributed to bee
pollen. The presence of a high proportion of cellulose and fiber in
pollen, as well as the existence of antibiotic factors, all
contribute
to an explanation for this efficacious effect.
Ingestion of bee pollen has a good effect on the
composition of blood. A considerable and
simultaneous increase of
both white and red blood cells is observed. When bee pollen is given
to
anemic patients, their levels of hemoglobin [oxygen-carrying red
blood cells] increase considerably.
It is reported that bee pollen in the diet acts to
normalize cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the
blood: Upon the
regular ingestion of bee pollen, a reduction of cholesterol and
triglycerides was
observed. High-density lipoproteins (HDL)
increased, while low-density lipoproteins (LDL) decreased.
A
normalization of blood serum cholesterol levels is also seen.
One of the most important articles ever published
on bee pollen comes from our own United States Department of
Agriculture. This article, entitled "Delay in the Appearance of
Palpable Mammary Tumors
in C3H Mice Following the Ingestion of PolIenized Food," is the work of William Robinson of the Bureau
of
Entomology, Agriculture Research Administration. It was published in
the Journal of the National
Cancer Institute way back in October
1948, five decades ago. According to the article, Dr. Robinson
started with mice that had been specially bred to develop and
subsequently die from tumors. He
explains, "The age at which mice of
this strain developed tumors ranged from 18 to 57 weeks, with
an
average appearance at 33 weeks. Tumor incidence was 100 percent."
The pollen used in this study was supplied by the
Division of Bee Culture and, according to
the report,
"was the
bee-gathered type." One group of mice was fed mice chow only;
another group was fed mice
chow with the addition of bee pollen at a
ratio of 1 part bee pollen to 10,000 parts food. Dr. Robinson's
article states, "Particular attention was given to the weight of the
treated animals, since underweight
can in itself bring about a delay
in
tumor development. No decrease in weight occurred in the animals
receiving the pollenized food. Instead, a slight but fairly uniform
increase was noted, possibly due to a nutritional factor in
pollen."
In his summary, Dr. Robinson reveals the dramatic
results: "In the untreated mice [the mice not given
bee pollen],
mammary tumors appeared as expected at an average of 31.3 weeks.
Tumor incidence was
100 percent. In the postponement series, [the
mice given bee pollen], the average [onset of tumors]
was 41.1
weeks, a delay of 9.8 weeks being obtained.
Seven mice in this
series were still tumor-free at
56 to 62 weeks of age, when the
tests
were terminated. I would like to emphasize that these mice
were especially bred to die from cancerous tumors. Without the
protection of bee pollen in their food, the mice developed tumors
and died right on schedule.
Given the fact that cancer is the number-two
killer in the United States (heart disease is number one),
we can
all certainly agree that this is an electrifying article. What
happened from it? Nothing. Even the National Cancer Institute, which
published it, failed to follow up on this very promising line of
research.
It was dropped with no explanation.
More good news comes from the University of
Vienna, where Dr. Peter Hernuss and colleagues
conducted a study of
twenty-five women suffering from inoperable uterine cancer. Because
surgery
was impossible, the women were treated with chemotherapy.
The lucky women given bee pollen with
their food quickly exhibited a
higher concentration of cancer-fighting immune-system cells,
increased antibody production, and a markedly improved level of
infection-fighting and oxygen carrying red blood
cells (hemoglobin).
These women suffered less from the awful side effects of
chemotherapy as well.
Bee pollen lessened the terrible nausea that
commonly accompanies the treatment and helped keep
hair loss to a
minimum. The women also slept better at night. The control group
receiving a placebo
did not experience comparable relief.
A report from the Agronomic Institute, Faculty of
Zootechnics, Romania, showed the immune-
strengthening effects of bee
pollen. According to the report, "Comparative Studies Concerning
Biochemical Characteristics of Beebread as Related to the Pollen
Preserved in Honey" by Drs. E. Palos,
Z. Voiculescu, and C. Andrei,
"An increase has been recorded in the level of blood lymphocytes,
gamma globulins, and proteins in those subjects given pollen in
comparison with control groups. The most
significant difference
occurred in lymphocytes. These results thus signify a strengthening
in the
resistance of the organic system."
Lymphocytes are the white blood cells that are the
"soldiers" of the immune system. They are
responsible for ridding
the body of injurious and harmful substances, including infected or
diseased cells, mutant and cancerous cells, viruses, metabolic
trash, and so on. Gamma globulin is a protein formed in
the blood,
and our ability to resist infection is closely related to this
protein's activity.
Infertility Problems
Pollen stimulates ovarian function. The best
results were obtained with a pollen supplementation of
2 parts per
100 in the ration, and with the substitution of animal proteins with
pollen in a proportion
of 5 parts per 100. The intensity of
ovulation increased. Parallel to this increase in ovulation, pollen
also improves the ability of eggs to withstand the incubation
period. The best results were obtained
with a quantity of 4 parts
per 100 of pollen added to the ration, resulting in an increase in
the
percentage of eggs in respect to the control group. The
application of pollen is recommended
whenever the end result is
obtaining eggs for reproduction.
Bee Products Also Treats
Allergies!
Pollen is also a remedy for hay fever and
allergies. However it must be taken at least six weeks
before the
season begins and then continued throughout the season if it going
to work.
Bee pollen has been effectively used down through
the ages to rid allergy sufferers of their afflictions.
This
technique, called desensitization, was developed at St. Mary's
Hospital Medical School in London
soon after the turn of the
century. The treatment consists of administering small amounts of
the
allergen to stimulate the patient's own immune system to produce
antibodies that will eliminate the
allergic reaction. It works
rather like a vaccination does against childhood diseases.
Desensitization is
based on the premise that the administration of
the allergen will cause the body to produce antibodies
that will
cancel out the effects of the offending substance when the patient
is again exposed to it.
Leo Conway, M.D., of Denver Colorado, treated his
patients with pollen. Dr. Conway reported: "All
patients who had
taken the antigen [pollen] for three years remained free from all
allergy symptoms,
no matter where they lived and regardless of diet.
Control has been achieved in 100 percent of my
earlier cases and the
field is ever-expanding. Since oral feeding of pollen for this use
was first perfected
in his laboratory, astounding results were
obtained. No ill consequences have resulted. Ninety-four
percent of
all his patients were completely free from allergy symptoms. Of the
other six percent, not
one followed directions, but even this small
percentage were nonetheless partially relieved".
Relief of hay fever, pollen-induced asthma, with
ever increasing control of bronchitis, ulcers of the
digestive
tract, colitis, migraine headaches, and urinary disorders were all
totally successful.
Unfortunately, Dr. Conway, an early pioneer in
the field of allergies, is now deceased. What we did
not know was
just how lightning-fast it could bring relief. It actually
eliminated long-standing
symptoms in minutes. Everything from asthma
to allergies to sinus problems cleared. These trials
confirmed that
bee pollen is wonderfully effective against a very wide range of
respiratory distress.
Bee Products and Physical
Activity
The British Sports Council recorded increases in
strength of as high as 40 to 50 percent in those taking
bee pollen
regularly. Even more astounding, the British Royal Society has
reported height increases in
adults who take pollen. Antii Lananaki,
coach of the Finnish track team that swept the Olympics in 1972,
revealed, "Most of our athletes take pollen food supplements. Our
studies show it significantly improves
their performance. There have
been no negative results since we have been supplying pollen to our
athletes."
Alex Woodly, then executive director of the
prestigious Education Athletic Club in Philadelphia, said,
"Bee
pollen works, and it works perfectly. Pollen allows super-stars to
increase their strength and
stamina up to 25 percent. This increase
in strength and endurance may be the key to the secret regenerative
power of bee pollen. Bee pollen causes a definite decrease in pulse
rate. The whole
beauty of bee pollen is that it's as natural as you
can get. No chemicals. No steroids." Renowned
German naturalist
Francis Huber was a great proponent of this miraculous food from the
hive. Huber
called bee pollen "the greatest body builder on Earth."
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Bee Pollen and Weight
Control
Bee pollen works wonders in a weight-control or
weight-stabilization regimen by correcting a possible chemical
imbalance in body metabolism that may be involved in either abnormal
weight gain or loss.
The normalizing and stabilizing effects of this
perfect food from the bees are phenomenal.
In weight-loss programs, bee pollen stimulates the
metabolic processes. It speeds caloric burn by
lighting and stoking
the metabolic fires. Honeybee pollen is coming to be recognized as
Nature's true
weight-loss food. Bee pollen is a low-calorie food. It
contains only ninety calories per ounce. (An ounce
is about two
heaping tablespoons.) It offers 15 percent lecithin by volume.
Lecithin is a substance that
helps dissolve and flush fat from the
body. This is one reason why bee pollen lowers low-density
lipoproteins (LDL) surer and faster than any other food while
helping increase the helpful high-density lipoproteins (HDL), which
science says protect against cholesterol and heart disease.
By boosting the value of each nutrient present in
the food you eat, bee pollen also eliminates cravings.
Its natural
phenylalanine content acts as an appetite suppressant. Phenylalanine
is a natural amino acid
that the body requires. It acts on your
appestat, the control center that signals fullness and hunger.
Mother Nature knows what she's about. You just plain won't want to
eat as much when you take bee
pollen regularly. When you are
overweight, phenylalanine exerts a natural appetite suppressant
effect.
When you need to gain weight, the phenylalanine in bee
pollen works in reverse.
The chemical drug in over-the-counter weight-loss
products is a manmade cousin of phenylalanine
called phenylpropanolamine, which chemically depresses the appetite whether
you are fat, thin, or
just right. It can also give you the jitters
and leave you with a drug-induced "hangover" and can be addictive.  Phenylpropanolamine
is a common ingredient in many decongestants, explaining why one of
the side effects of these products is loss of appetite. Products
that include phenylpropanolamine as an ingredient must by law carry
a warning that they should not
be taken by persons with certain
conditions, including thyroid problems and high blood pressure.
Health and Beauty
Basic beauty begins with the glow of good health,
which shines from within. A scrubbed and radiant complexion
transforms any woman (or man) into a singularly attractive person.
On the other hand,
dull, muddy skin, often caused by poor nutrition
or personal hygiene, can detract from even the most attractive.
Studies have shown that unhealthy or aging skin can be dramatically
improved by the consumption of honeybee pollen.
When bee pollen is included daily in the diet, it
not only gives you the glow of health and aids in safe, permanent
weight loss, but it can also be blended into seemingly "magic
potions" to smooth, soothe,
and rejuvenate every inch of the outside
of your body. Several relatively inexpensive mixtures of hive
products, used externally, can revitalize and rejuvenate the
complexion and may even eliminate acne.
Dr. Lars-Erik Essen, a dermatologist in
Halsinborg, Sweden, pioneered the use of bee products for skin
conditions. He treated many of his patients successfully for acne.
Dr. Essen says, "Through
transcutaneous nutrition, bee pollen exerts
a profound biological effect. It seems to prevent premature
aging of
the cells and stimulates growth of new skin tissue. It offers
effective protection against
dehydration and injects new life into
dry cells. It smoothes away wrinkles and stimulates a life-giving
blood supply to all skin cells.
The skin becomes younger looking, less vulnerable
to wrinkles, smoother, and healthier with the use
of honeybee
pollen," Dr. Essen says. "Taken internally or used externally, bee
pollen exercises a
suppressive effect on facial acne. It is also an
important skin rejuvenator, primarily because it contains
a high
concentration of the nucleic acids RNA and DNA as well as a natural
antibiotic factor."
The French, long noted for their preoccupation
with all things beautiful, have done a great deal of
research on the
use of bee pollen and other hive products in cosmetic preparations.
Dr. M. Esperrois
of the French Institute of Chemistry notes that
honeybee pollen contains potent antibiotics that can
act to reverse
the effects normal aging exerts on skin, correcting darkening,
wrinkles, and blemishes.
Professors N. Mankovsky and D. G. Chebotarev, two
Russian scientists, confirm honeybee pollen
stimulates cell renewal.
They say, "The rejuvenation of skin and body cells can be encouraged
by
the administration of the poly-vitamins, microelements, enzymes,
hormones, and amino acids present
in bee pollen. These nutrients are
needed by the body to form new tissue." These professors go on to
praise the properties of bee pollen, calling them "vital to a form
of internal and external rejuvenation
at the cellular level.
Longevity and the Aging Process
According to G. Liebold, a holistic physician and
psychologist of Karlsruhe, Germany, "Bee pollen is an excellent
prophylaxis and therapeutic treatment against all the precocious
symptoms of old age. It
should be considered a universal geriatric
treatment in the form of a natural remedy.
"Bee pollen causes an increase in physical and
mental abilities, especially of concentration and memory
ability,
activates sluggish metabolic functions, and strengthens the
cardiovascular and respiratory
systems. This natural nutriment from
the bees removes the causes of cardiovascular symptoms, such
as
arteriosclerosis, cerebral insufficiency, and other sequelae. It
prevents nutrient deficiency during
old age, gravidity [pregnancy],
and the lactation [nursing] period. Bee pollen accelerates
convalescence after serious illness and/or an operation, increases
the body's physical defensive
powers of the immune system stimulates
mental and psychological resistance to stress, and creates a
harmonizing of vegetative and hormonal disorders."
Dr. Nicolai Vasilievich Tsitsin, the USSR's chief
biologist (and botanist) and an acknowledged expert
on geriatrics,
spent quite a few years pursuing the secrets of the many in what was
the Soviet Union
who live extraordinarily long lives. He visited the
numerous small villages that dot the landscape high
up in the
Caucasus mountains, where the air is always clear and sweet. In
summer, the breezes there
are perfumed with the scent of thousands
of wild flowers. The villagers work their small farms and
tend their
kitchen gardens without the dubious "benefits" of the space-age
technologies employed
by agribiz conglomerates. This is one of the
few areas left in the world where the old ways still prevail.
The stalwart families who make their homes in the
mountainous regions of the former Soviet Union are
some of the most
long-lived people in the world. On examination, many exhibit signs
of "silent" heart
disease, scars of "silent" heart attacks that
would have almost certainly been lethal to a modern man
or woman.
The hard physical work they do every day well into what some of us
in the so-called
civilized world consider old age plays a part in
their remarkably healthy lifestyle.
Dr. Tsitsin was amazed to find more than 200
individuals over 125 years of age, all still working every
day and
participating actively in village life. The hard facts of their
daily existence partially explained
the extended life span they
achieved, but Dr. Tsitsin remained puzzled. He knew there had to be
some
other factor entering into the equation. He set himself the
task of finding the common denominator.
Then he stumbled upon it.
These people kept bees. Beekeeping is a profession
that in itself a historically confers some sort of
"magical" life
protection on its members, a fact validated by today's scientific
research. Still, only
very well informed, modern beekeepers are
knowledgeable about the many health-promoting benefits
of bee pollen
and regularly serve it at table. The villagers didn't fit the
profile. Dr. Tsitsin dug deeper.
He found the answer. These beekeepers, happy and
fulfilled though they were with their almost idyllic pastoral
existence, were very poor. Bartering among themselves to exchange
homegrown or handmade products for services was the accepted way of
life. They had little cash available to them, so they
regularly
harvested-and either sold or bartered away the pure, clear honey
from the combs of their
beehives. What they kept for themselves and
ate regularly was the thick residue that accumulated
on the bottoms
of their hives.
When he was served some of the sweet, sticky stuff
in the home of one of the villagers, Dr. Tsitsin
realized that this
was the magic elixir that contributed to the remarkable longevity.
The tasty but unattractive glob was rich with golden granules of bee
pollen. Dr. Tsitsin attributed the remarkable
health and extended
life spans of these particular Russians to the scientifically
documented action of
bee pollen. He concluded his report by saying,
"Taken regularly and in sufficient amounts, bee pollen
will prolong
the life span of man for many years."
Another Russian scientist, Naum Petrovich Ioyrish,
chief of the Academy of July 26, 1997Vladivostok
and author of Bees
and People, agrees. In 1975, Dr. Ioyrish reported without any
qualification, "Long
lives are attained by bee pollen users. It is
one of the original treasure houses of nutrition and medicine.
Each
grain contains every important substance necessary to life."
Scientifically Established
Miracles of Bee Pollen
A doctor wrote about a five year old child: "This
is a severely developmentally delayed floppy child
whose
differential includes a structural abnormality in the brain or a
genetic abnormality, some of
which may be diagnosed by chromosome
analysis or genetic screen." Parent's tried every possible
approach
with no improvement. The Easter Seals Rehab Center listed the child
as "(1) Severe
receptive and expressive speech/language delay; (2)
Immature neuromotor functioning; (3) Delay
in development of
play/cognitive skills; (4) Questionable hearing acuity/perception;
(5) Severe delays
in all areas of development; (6) Severe hypotonia."
Her mother began to give Bee tablets, and
slow progress began: lost rag-doll floppiness, clung to
mother when
held. Later noted that her eyes fixed on colorful objects with
interest; able to scoot
body forward while sitting on couch; rolled
over for the first time; reached with operational arm for
articles; skin color better; able to drink from cup. Improvement
continued onward: Colleen is alert and interested in things around
her -- this fact alone is "medically impossible" -- and is beginning
to speak -
she smiles and laughs, loves hugs and kisses.
How to Use Bee Pollen
Each golden granule is densely packed with live
enzymes, just about every nutrient that has a name,
and some
elements that science has not yet identified or labeled. Your
digestive system may not be accustomed to such intensely rich food.
If you are a beginner, introduce bee pollen into your diet slowly,
a
granule or two at a time. Since your BEE Tabs are really a type of
food and there are some essential
fats in it.
It is important to keep it refrigerated.
Bee Pollen for your Pets
Bee pollen was fed to hundreds of animals over a period of two years
by scientist-researcher
Dr. Remy Chauvin of the Institute for Bee
Culture in Bures-sur-Yvette, France. Reporting to the
French Academy
of Medicine in 1956, Chauvin said, there were no side effects in the
test
for animals. Furthermore, the use of bee pollen gave the animals
increased vitality and improved
"powers of reproduction" because of
boosted fertility.
Royal Jelly - The
exclusive food of the queen bee is often referred to as the
longevity food since
the queen bee, although genetically identical
to worker bees, outlives them by a factor of 40 to 1.
This
mysterious food contains the greatest known concentration of pantothenic acid, the anti aging
vitamin, which reverses imbalances
in the body's chemistry. Hormonal and chemical imbalances are
causes
of stress, anxiety, and overeating.
Bee Propolis - A rich source of B vitamins, minerals and
bioflavonoids. As a natural antibiotic it has
no equal. It
stimulates the thymus gland to produce more white blood cells, which
the body uses to
rid itself of viruses, poisons and other metabolic
waste products. When our immune system is strong,
the result is
health rather than illness.
Bee Pollen - Often
referred to as natures perfect food. With 96 known nutrients, it is
a rich dietary
source of zinc, calcium, magnesium and iron. It can
energize you, give you a sense of well being,
increase your
intellectual capacity and close any nutritional gaps in your diet.
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