WHAT IS BEE POLLEN + WHY IS IT HAILED 'FOOD OF THE GODS'?

Bee pollen is made when honeybees collect the male seed of a flower blossom, and combine it with their own digestive enzymes. The resulting product is then used to feed young bees, so that they grow strong and thrive. Don’t worry though—when you eat bee pollen, you are not stealing food from baby bees—it can be collected sustainably so that hive populations do not suffer.

By having bee pollen you're treating the CAUSE of illness, NOT just the SYMPTOMS.
In fact, bee pollen was so prized by the ancient Greeks and Romans that it was referred to as “ambrosia,” which translates from Latin to “food of the gods.”

Two jaw dropping facts of bee pollen are: 1. Bee Pollen is the only plant source of Vitamin B12, essential for vegetarians who commonly lack this essential vitamin, and 2. Bee Pollen contains more protein in the form of highly absorb-able amino acids, than red meat. It is up to 40% pure protein.

One of the main health benefits of bee pollen is it's anti'inflammatory nature. Inflammation is the body’s natural reaction to an invader, and consists of swelling tissues and sometimes pain. While this reaction is beneficial for a short time, as it can keep pathogens out of the body, when it becomes chronic, you may be in for trouble.

Chronic inflammation has been linked to a wide range of chronic conditions, including cancers, heart disease, mental illness and autoimmune conditions.

Bee Pollen is known as the most nutrient dense Superfood on Earth, and has just officially been recognised as a medicine in Germany, one country who are always at the forefront of breakthrough medical advancements. 

Bee Pollen is a raw, natural and active multi-vitamin and multi-mineral. It provides 3 main gut enzymes, all essential amino-acids, a natural anti-histamine called Quercetin, a natural antibiotic and anti-fungal all in one!

Bee pollen will save you money because you can ditch the synthetic supplements that rarely get absorbed by your body, and can do more harm than good.

#buyorganic #pollenislife