Bee Pollen

These are balls made by young bees when they land on a particular flower. They are a mixture of pollen, saliva, and honey. The bees carry these balls on their legs to the hive, to store them and use them in making what is called bee bread, which is considered the basic food for the bees in the hive.

1. Enhance immune system functions.
2. Contributes to reducing the symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis.
3. Improve body fat and cholesterol levels.
4. Reduce the risk of heart disease.
5. Maintain liver function and protect it from harmful substances, including alcohol and medications. Treat osteoporosis.
6. Speed ​​up the healing of wounds and burns
   

1. Pollen can be taken in several ways.
2. Directly: By chewing or swallowing it with water.
3. With honey: Honey is an ideal complement to pollen as it enhances their benefits.
4. In smoothies or yogurt: Bee pollen can be added to smoothies or yogurt for a nutritious and delicious meal.

Precautions for use:

• It is cautioned for people who are allergic to bee products as it causes allergic reactions.
• Not for use by pregnant women and children.