Health Benefits of Bee Pollen, Bee Propolis, Royal Jelly and Bee Honey

• Food of the Gods, superbly nutritious product, taken world-wide as an energy boosting supplement


• May help us combat obesity and weight gain


• Clinical research suggests that bee pollen can reduce prostrate enlargement and painful symptoms associated with prostate disease
  

• Increased energy


• Promotes weight loss & acts as an appetite suppressant


• Increased stamina


• Reduced allergies


• Antibiotic effects


• Improved sexual function with reduced impotence and infertility


• Reduced asthma attacks


• Improvement of chronic fatigue


• An immune system booster


• Lessens prostate diseases


• Menopause symptoms


• Works against aging and promotes longevity

• Promote tissue healing and regeneration, and a superior source of energy
  and stamina


• Honeyees create Propolis to sterilize the hive and protect it against
  outside intruders and infection.


• Also used to seal cracks in the hive, it is commonly called Bee Glue


• Propolis is taken by mouth or used externally to sterilize and disinfect
  skin irritations, cuts, rashes and bruises


• Natural antibiotics, viruses and bacteria are unable to build a
  tolerance against propolis is particularly significant to the medical field


• Contains almost 500 times more bioflavonoids than oranges!


• Rich in amino acids, important for immune system function
  
  

• Increased energy


• Creamy white substance synthesized by worker bee for the sole
  nourishment of the Queen bee


• Queen may live for five years. Worker bee lives only six weeks or less


• Queen is 50% larger than the workers and can lay 2500 eggs in a single
  day


• A Queen hatches from the same egg as the worker bees, but selected to
  receive a diet of pure royal jelly


• The only natural source of pure acetylcholine. Its antibacterial and
  antimicrobial properties are beneficial for a wide range of health
  conditions


• Has shown benefits in people with bronchial asthma, insomnia and various
  types of skin problems


• Supports the immune system and may be of benefit to vital organs such as
  liver and kidney


• 12% protein


• Lipids make up 5 or 6 percent of its content


• 12 to 15 percent of the contents are carbohydrate


• It is high in Vitamin B


• Contains 17 amino acids (including all 8 essential amino acids)


• Nutritious, hormone-rich substance with a wide spectrum of potential
  benefits


• 15% aspartic acid, a vital substance for tissue growth and muscle and
  cell regeneration

Bee Honey

• Honey contains clucose and fructose, while white sugar contains sucrose


• The glycogen in a spoonful of honey passes into the bloodstream within
  10 minutes to produce quick energy


• A healthy alternative to sugar. An average teaspoon of honey contains
  only about 25 calories, and it converts quickly and efficiently into energy
  unlike while sugar


• Contains antioxidants