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Medical Endorsements for
Bee Pollen
by Prominent Physicians, Scientist and Researchers |
Bee Pollen when used for human nutrition, contains every nutrient needed to help create new living cells. It has been estimated that bee pollen contains over 5,000 enzymes and coenzymes, many times more than any other food. Each pollen grain contains from 100,000 to five million pollen spores, each capable of reproducing the species. Enzymes in the body are necessary for perpetual healing, digestion, and also for life itself. Without enzymes, life is impossible. Enzymes protect against premature aging.
Bee Pollen is the only known food which contains every essential nutrient needed for perfect health.
The phytonutrients found in Bee Pollen number in the thousands. These include bioactive compounds like enzymes, bioflavonoids, phytosterols and carotenoids. Bee Pollen also contains free amino acids, fatty acids with a good proportion of Omega 3's, naturally chelated minerals and whole vitamin complexes.
Protein The Building Blocks of Life
Scientists state, "bee pollen contains 35 percent protein, of which half is in the form of free amino acids; (complete protein) these are the Essential Nutritive Elements of Life which are assimilated immediately by the body."
Scientists compared the amino acids of bee pollen with those of animal origin and bee pollen was superior in every respect. Bee pollen contains 40 to 80 percent free glutamic acid an amino acid), which is able to cross the protective blood barrier in the brain and the reason bee pollen has been successful to enhance mental abilities.
Vitamins
Bee pollen is a highly concentrated source of essential elements and the most complete food in nature. It contains all water soluble vitamins especially high in B and C, 22 amino acids, 27 minerals, trace elements and an abundance of enzymes and coenzymes.
Its content of Rutin alone would justify taking at least a teaspoon daily, if for no other reason than strengthening the capillaries.
Pollen is extremely rich and has the highest nutritional content of any source, plus a high content of RNA and DNA.
Honeybee pollen is a pure vegetable source of vitamin B12, which is difficult for pure vegetarians to secure in their normal diet.
Linoleic and linolenic acids are essential fatty acids for human nutrition that cannot be manufactured by the human body. Pollen contains these fatty acids and B12 in relative abundance.
Bee Pollen is basically fresh produce, and like any living food, if it doesn't spoil, it isn't living!
Did you know that enzymes begin to be denatured at 118 degrees F? Enzymes are an important component of Bee Pollen, and they are only one of the many classes of nutrients in Bee Pollen that exhibit bioactivity. Other bioactive phytonutrients include bioflavonoids, phytosterols, carotenoids and more. Excessive exposure to heat will degrade the bioactivity of nutrients.
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