Natural 100% Bee Pollen              Check out our Bee Pollen Special

You choose the amount of natural bee pollen you need.

Bee pollen is a natural food. It is not a drug. Bee pollen contains every known vitamin, all of the minerals, proteins (amino acids), enzymes and coenzymes, fatty acids, and carbohydrates that our bodies need to sustain life, and all in perfect balance.

Bee Pollen cannot be duplicated in a laboratory, this assures you of a natural product, but watch for fillers. If it lists anything other than pollen as ingredients, it is not 100% pollen and most likely has had fillers added. Take Bee Pollen only in the WHOLE GRAIN natural form.

The bee pollen granules can be sprinkled over salad or cereal, added to liquids or eaten as is. 
Adults: Start with 1 tsp. in the morning (1/2 hour before breakfast) followed with some water, juice or milk. Increase your intake every day by a few grains until reaching 2 tsp. a day (10 ml). For normal daily intake, you may take up to 1 tbsp. (15 ml) daily.

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Bee Pollen is a complete food. The optimum of vigor and resistance to poor health and disease is gained by adding pollen to your diet EVERYDAY. Studies have shown that people can live indefinitely on a diet of Bee Pollen and water. Chemical analyses show quality Bee Pollen contains every nutrient necessary to life -- and something more, Some "magic" the bees put in. This very complex substance contains factors science has not yet been able to identify, and cannot synthesize.

Honey & Bee Pollen contain only slight traces of residues from industrial emissions, car exhaust and agricultural chemicals because bees act as a biological filter: They die if they come into contact with toxins and thus do not bring pollutants into the hives. They're picky about their pollen! Bee pollen has at least "...96 active nutrients, including 22 amino acids, 27 mineral salts, 16 vitamins (including B-12), trace elements, fatty acids, hormones and enzymes." One pound of pollen is comparable to 15 pounds of fruits and veggies. How Pollen Works In You.

The bee pollen is cleaned by hand and then placed in a refrigerator; which, having a dehumidifier, then removes the moisture and prevents any breakdown of the bee pollen.  Once dry, the bee pollen is sealed into 1 pound bags and again refrigerated.  The bee pollen is gathered from fields that have not been sprayed or fertilized.