It starts out as the male seed of a flower, collected to be processed and stored by honey bees in their hives. As it is based on a natural sexual cell, it contains all substances necessary for the healthy development of new organisms, including essential amino acids, a large variety of vitamins, enzymes and carbohydrates. It has been described as one of the most complete foods for human consumption, with some research claiming that a human could survive indefinitely on bee pollen and water only. It contains all of the nutrients necessary to sustain life.Bee pollen can only be produced by bees - it cannot be reproduced in the laboratory due to some of its chemical components being "unknown" to modern science and therefore unidentifiable.
Uses
All body functions can benefit from its use, especially the reproductive, immune and nervous systems. Some of the more common uses are:
Improving the functions of the liver
Strengthening of the heart
Treatment of burns and other skin injures
Promote healing
Sore throat
Bronchitis
Asthma & allergies
Anti-aging
Chronic fatigue
Protection against "free radicals"
Ulcers
Prostate disease
Menopause
Kidney disorders
Impotence and infertility
High blood pressure
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