Bee Pollen
$4.50
Single serving packets delivers clean protein, vitamins and minerals. Nature’s Multivitamin in a on the go format. Supports energy levels and whole body health. Supports many cellular functions.
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Description
Bee Pollen: Medicinal Benefits and Traditional UsesAllergy and anaphylaxis risk: Bee pollen can cause severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reactions. Avoid it if you have a known pollen or bee-product allergy, particularly if you have a history of anaphylaxis. Seek emergency care for difficulty breathing, throat or tongue swelling, or faintness after exposure.
For Holistic Mercantile, bee pollen is an interesting ingredient to explore because it contains nutrients and naturally occurring plant compounds.
1. Potential health benefits
1. Nutritional support
Bee pollen can contain protein, amino acids, carbohydrates, lipids, vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds. Its nutritional composition varies considerably depending on the flowers and region from which it is collected. It may supplement a varied diet, but it is not a substitute for a balanced diet.
2. Antioxidant activity
Bee pollen contains naturally occurring polyphenols and flavonoids, which can exhibit antioxidant activity in laboratory studies. These compounds are being investigated for their possible roles in protecting cells from oxidative stress. Whether consuming bee pollen produces meaningful clinical benefits in humans remains uncertain.
3. Energy and general vitality
Traditionally, bee pollen has been marketed for stamina, energy, and general nourishment. Its carbohydrates and other nutrients contribute to its food value, but there is insufficient clinical evidence that bee pollen reliably improves athletic performance, fatigue, or energy levels.
Please consult your physician prior to beginning any natural remedy or herbal supplement, including bee pollen, honey, or propolis.
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