Bee pollen – the stimulus of life

You’ve undoubtedly heard the expression “busy as a bee”, and you probably know the feeling from firsthand experience. Bees are busy little creatures, flying everywhere with seemingly endless energy and flamboyance for life; while the lives of worker bees are considerably short, they accomplish a whole lot in that time span. The phrase “busy as a bee” is remarkably fitting as bee pollen, seen as a byproduct of bees themselves, purportedly in and of itself, contains all the essential nutrients that our bodies need to sustain life. This claim about bee pollen is accepted by many nutritionists and doctors worldwide.

Bee pollen, often referred to as the “perfect food” or natures “most complete food”, is reported to have the following benefits:

• Increases energy / stamina
• Improves memory and mental performance
• Helps with allergies
• Increases metabolism (helps with weight loss)
• Improves sexual performance
• Works as an immune system booster
• Works to normalize cholesterol levels
• Improves longevity (reported to help make you live longer)
• Stimulates your bodies organs

Bee pollen is chalk full of essential vitamins, nutrients, enzymes and amino acids. Because of the high concentration of vitamins; vitamins A, C, D, E, and especially high in B vitamins, bee pollen is considered to have antioxidant properties as well.

Bee pollen – helping women to conceive

Noting the high concentration of essential nutrients, vitamins and amino acids in bee pollen, there is no doubt that there is significant benefit from using it as a dietary supplement in women who are trying to conceive. According to G. Giebold, a noted holistic doctor from Germany, when speaking of bee pollen stated:

“…It prevents nutrient deficiency during old age, gravidity (pregnancy), and the lactation period…”

Seen as an overall stimulant of vital organs, bee pollen stimulates a woman’s ovaries and also works to stimulate and restore male sexual glands as well, which without a doubt weighs favorably when trying to conceive.

In a controlled study, bee pollen not only effectively helped to stimulate ovaries, but protected the eggs during the incubation period, thus leading to improved chances of successful conception. Bee pollen has a long history of improving the fertility of women, with references to this benefit trailing all the way back to Biblical times. Not only successful in ancient times, today there are a growing number of women who directly attribute their ability to conceive with the use of bee pollen.

Undoubtedly, being labeled as a super-food, one would expect super benefits from the use of the product. Fully living up to its name and reputation, bee pollen not only is effective in making your life more productive, but it’s proven to successfully help with the reproduction of life as well.