Bee Pollen from Nature Reserve
Vitamins produced by bees. Raw food quality, vegan, 100% pure natural product, GMO-free
High quality organic bee pollen, bees' vitamins for people who are hardworking like bees or doing sports and looking for vitamins from organic farming.
Neither preservatives nor other additives are included, our organic bee pollen are selected and packed by hand,
- Non-alcoholic, gluten-free
- 300 bioactive substances
Our bee pollen bring richness, diversity and natural diversity to your pantry. The bees gather in clean nature, in the untouched nature reserves of Poland.
Our bee pollen is
- Rich in vitamins (A, B1, B2, B6, C and E),
- Minerals and trace elements (calcium, magnesium, copper and iron)
- Rich in protein (25%)
These bee pollen come from many different plant species from natural areas of Poland and are traditionally collected there. They have the very typical wild pollen taste, which indicates the high quality of the bee pollen as found in the hive, pure and unadulterated, without further processing.
Enjoy its delicious taste with yoghurt, milk and cereal, as a decor on desserts of any kind.
Bee pollen are healthy in many ways
If you have allergies, you can "makes friends" with pollen by ingesting bee pollen of the respective plants. This statement is based on experience reports of those affected and is no substitute for a medical consultation with the medical person you trust.
- High food quality.
- Free from heavy metals and pesticides.
- Residue controlled
Please store the bee pollen dark, dry and cool. Then they last at least 2 years.
General information about bee pollen
Many flowering plants develop bee pollen in or on the flower to reproduce. The pollen grains, commonly called pollen, play the male role. They stick to the hind legs of the bees visiting the flower in search of the nectar. As soon as the bee visits the next flower, this pollen pollinates the female parts called the stigma or scar, which have sticky skin. This is how the fertilization takes place.
The bees use it in the basket as food for the bee nursery, because they are rich in protein (about 25%), vitamins, minerals and trace elements. All of these properties benefit the growth of bees as well as human muscle growth. Therefore, pollen has been on the natural diet of humans for over ten centuries, as long as honey.
Due to the lightness of the pollen, they have always been taken on trips as strength and endurance food.
Meanwhile, health-conscious people take our organic bee pollen as a sports food, for recovery and to build up after long illnesses.
