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BEE POLLEN INFORMATION

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Pollen is like a powerful plant food with all the nutritional elements necessary to reproduce a plant species.  To us, this offers a wholesome food, which can supply us with many essential elements to keep our body functioning normally such as vitamins, amino acids, minerals, enzymes, carbohydrates, and hormones.

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CONTENTS OF BEE POLLEN

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Vitamins are substances essential to the body to insure its normal metabolism, maintenance, and growth.  A prolonged deficiency in even one vitamin will produce disease.

 

Pollen contains the following vitamins:

• Provitamin (A) Vitamin (D)

• (B12) Cyanocobalamin

• (B6) Pyridoxine

• Niacin

• Vitamin R or P

• Insositol

• Folic Acid

• Biotin (Vitamin (H))

• (Rutine) Vitamin (E) Vitamin (C)

• Chorine

• (B1) Thiamine

• (B2) Riboflavin

• Vitamin (K)

• (B5) Pantothenic acid

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Amino acids are often called "the building blocks" of life.  They are the substances from wich proteins are composed.  To keep healthy, we need 22 amino acids for our bodies.  We make up some of these ourselves but lack 8, which we must get from the foods we eat.   Bee Pollen is the only food known to contain all 22 amino acids.  With a helping of 1/2 an ounce of bee pollen, and no other food, on can obtain the minimum amount needed in amino acids for a day.

 

Major Amino acids included in pollen:

• Isoleucine

• Alanine

• Valine

• Lysine

• Glutei Acid

• Methodize

• Hydroxyproline

• Cystine

• Threonine

• Serine

• Tryptophan

• Leucine

• Aspartic Acid

• Histidine

• Arginine

• Phenyl line

• Proline

• Tyrosine

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Enzymes in the body are the essential catalysts to aid the breakdown of foods in digestion.

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Pollen contains:

• Amylase

• Trypsin

• (11) Lyases

• (333) Hydrolase's

• Phosp0hates

• Saccharase

• Diaphoresis

• (5) Isomerase's

• Pepsin

• Pectase

• Diastase

• Cytochrome Systems

• (21) Transferase

• (24) Oxidoreductase

• Cozymase

• Succininc Dehydrogenase

• Lactic Dehydrogenase

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Sugar is our body's quick-energy fuel.  Most of the sugar in bee pollen is fructose (fruit sugar) and glucose (grape sugar), which are simple sugars easily digested as compared to cane sugar.

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Minerals to keep our bodies healthy only requires a small amount.

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Trace amounts of minerals in pollen:

• Copper

• Sulfur

• Iron

• Titanium

• Phosphorus

• Molybdenum

• Magnesium

• Iodine

• Manganese

• Zinc

• Sodium

• Potassium

• Boron

• Silicon

• Calcium

• Chlorine

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Hormones are secreted by the body and affect the workings of the cells, tissues, and organs of our body.  There are traces of them present in bee pollen.

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Some substances in bee pollen still defy identification, but after all the evidence is in, the claims that have been put on bee pollen are held up to research findings.  Research undoubtedly in the future will find new uses for this wondrous miracle food.