Bee Pollen - Nelson Gold (1 bottles)
Collected by honey bees from remote New Zealand forest, Nelson Gold is a pure wholegrain pollen which has not been milled or crushed and so has all nutrients intact. Guaranteed pesticide and antibiotic free.
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Bee Pollen - 3 pack
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Range Description
Bee pollen is recognized as one of the most complete foods known to man, with high concentrations of 48 vital minerals and vitamins, including: Iron, protein, calcium, Vitamins A and B. High levels of antioxidants which prevent free radical damage in joints and cells. Suggested Use: As a general tonic: The recommended dose of Nelson Gold Bee Pollen capsules is between 1- 6 a day. Take the higher amount when recovering from illness or if you need an extra therapeutic dose. Do not continue on high doses indefinitely. A good maintenance dose is about 3 capsules a day For hay fever and allergies: Start with very small amounts - one to three granules daily - increased to a higher dose over a period of one month or more. As a tonic during radiotherapy: A clinical trial with uterine cancer patients which showed reduced side effects from radiotherapy was based on about two teaspoons three times a day. Caution is recommended for people with bee allergies or asthmatics. |
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