Flower pollen

Pollen is a valuable substance that bees collect from the nectar of various flowers. This pollen plays a crucial role in the nutrition of bee larvae and is an essential part of the hive. Pollen is collected by a pollen trap at the entrance to the hive, which catches the pollen that falls out of the bees' baskets as it passes through a narrow hole.

strengthening the immune system: The ingredients can strengthen the body's defenses and support general health.

promoting digestion: Flower pollen can regulate intestinal activity and improve both constipation and diarrhea.

support for anemia: Promote the formation of red blood cells and can improve blood values.

Cognitive and emotional benefits: Increased concentration, less fatigue and increased general well-being.

Hormonal Balance: Natural hormones support hormonal balance and can delay signs of aging.

Rich in nutrients: Flower pollen contains proteins, vitamins, amino acids, fats, carbohydrates, enzymes, hormones and essential oils.

Bee pollen can be consumed in various forms, such as pure, as part of smoothies or as a supplement to other foods.

flower pollen

(The exact nutrient composition varies depending on the source, but typically contains vitamins, proteins, amino acids and essential fatty acids.)

Store in a cool, dry place.

A small amount should be tested before use to avoid allergic reactions. If you have any concerns or known allergies, consult a doctor.