Bee Pollen

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Bees are amazing creatures and there are many health benefits to the bee pollen they collect, these amazing creatures are a huge part of the environment and without them we would be lost. Bee pollen contains a large amount of anti-oxidants and when they return to the hive they are providing the other bees with a huge source of protein for them to live from. The pollen is higher in protein than a great deal of other food sources and is incredibly good for you.

The pollen is collected on the bee's legs as they go from flower to flower and when they return to the hive the pollen can be collected. The Chinese have recognized the natural health benefits for many years and have been using bee pollen as a medicine in their own culture. Bee pollen has been used in many
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The pollen is claimed to be an excellent energy booster, and increases vitality and helps deal with stress. It is also proven that bee pollen is great at treating allergic reactions doctors often prescribe this pollen for both asthma sufferers and people with allergic reactions. The pollen reacts very quickly and will make you feel better in no time at all. It is great as a detox aid and will help you to clear your body of all bad nutrients and toxins, allowing your body to thrive and feel better.

Women who have been taking this pollen find that their immune system is boosted and that the cancer fighting cells in their bodies react quicker. The pollen also helps with the nausea which comes with chemotherapy and keeps hair loss to a minimum which are both very important when dealing with cancer. The ongoing studies which scientists are continuing to do are a fantastic hope for all people with this life threatening illness. There are several ways that you can take the bee pollen when you are ill and often doctors will give pollen shots if they are concerned you are in a critical

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