Pure Natural Bee Pollen 1 lb pound bag

1lb bag of pure natural bee pollen granules. Shipped to you just the way the bees bring it into the hive!

For bulk rates, see our new 5 pound pollen bag listing.

 About Bee Pollen

 Bee Pollen "Like holding a healthfood store in palm of your hand"

A supply of  bee pollen is like holding a whole health food store in the palm of your hand. This one convenient source is a storehouse of vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats and oils, carbohydrates, amino acids, over 5,000 enzymes and coenzymes, hormones, peptones, polypeptides and globulins, high concentrations of the nucleic acids RNA and DNA, and a variety of antibiotic substances. Thus, many use honey bee pollen for health reasons.

At least 2% of the contents of honey bee pollen has yet to be isolated and identified. For a complete listing of its known honey bee pollen nutrition ingredients,

In the formula found only in the beehive, the nutritional ingredients of honey bee pollen can assist and enhance the full spectrum of physiological functions.

By providing the human body with all the nutritional elements it needs, and in just the right proportions, honey bee pollen allows the body's own healing and rejuvenation mechanisms to perform their normal functions of building, restoring, and maintaining and protecting every cell.

GIFT FROM THE FLOWERS

In its original state, pollen is a fine powder composed of thousands of microscopic particles which are discharged from the anther of a flower, and is the male element of the plant which fertilizes like plants.

There are two kinds of pollen: anemophile ("friend of the wind"), and entomophile ("friend of the insect"). The former, which causes allergic reactions like hayfever, is dispersed by the air. The latter, which is the subject of this information, is gathered by the honeybee, whose travels from flower to flower make possible the reproduction of more than 80% of the world's grains, fruits, vegetables and legumes.

The individual pollen grain in encased in two protective coatings. The exine, composed of sporopollen and cellulose, is known to be acid-resistant, and has withstood temperatures in excess of 300 degrees C. Beneath this is the thinner, intine layer, which preserves oil and starch.

NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS OF POLLEN

 

VITAMINS CONTAINED IN POLLEN

Provitamin A (carotenoids)   Vitamin B1 (thiamine)   Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)   Vitamin B3 (niacin)   Vitamin B5 (panothenic            acid)   Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)   Vitamin B12 (cyamoco balamin)   Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)   Vitamin D - Vitamin E   Vitamin H (biotin)   Vitamin K, cholin, inositol   Folic Acid   Panlothenic Acid   rulin   Rulin in Beehive Pollen,            13%   Vitamin PP (nicotinicamide)

MINERALS

Calcium,   Phosphorus   Iron   Copper   Potassium,   Magnesium   Manganese   Silicoa   Sulphur   Sodium - Titanium - Zinc   Iodine - Chlorine   Boron - Molydbenum

ENZYMES AND COENZYMES

Disstase   Amylase   Saccharase   Pectase   Phosphalase   Catalase   Diaphorase   Cozymase   Cytochrome systems   Lactic dehydiogenase   Succinic dehydrogenase

Note that bee pollen contains known enzymes and co-enzymes and probably all that will be known in the future.

28 MINERALS

Nucleosides   Auxins   Brassins   Gibberellins   Kinins   Vernine   Guanine   Xanthine   Hypoxalthine   Crocetin   Zeaxanlhin   Lycopene   Hexodecanol   Alpha-Amino-Butyric Acid   Monoglycerides   Diglycerides   Triglycerides   Peulosaus

 

28 minerals are found in the human body.  14 are vital, essential elements present in such small amounts that they are called "micro-nutrients".  HONEYBEE POLLEN contains all 28 minerals Pure Natural Bee Pollen also contains an assortment of Fatty Acids, Pigments, Proteins, Globulins, Peptones, Amino Acids, and Carbohydrates.