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Nota: Artigo de um site comercial, não há referências a estudos científicos, livros, autores ou análises químicas do pólen. O texto é compatível com muitos outros artigos mais científicos que consultamos e por sua redação clara e didática incluímos aqui. http://www.rawliving.co.uk/bee_pollen.php No texto que marcamos em vermelho há menção de vitamina B12 no pólen de flores. ------------------------------------------------------- Bee pollen Bee pollen is a near perfect food: it contains twenty two amino acids (so is a good source of protein), all the known vitamins, and twenty seven minerals, in particular the B vitamins, including the elusive B12. If you were stranded on a desert island, and had nothing but bee pollen and water, you could survive on just that. (NT-1 see end of text) I
particularly like bee pollen because of its
convenience: it tastes sweet like honey, so it's easy to give to
children, and very good value too. Every time we get stressed in our
daily lives, it depletes our B-vitamins; taking a spoonful or two of
pollen is a great way to boost our reserves, help us get over the
stress, and have us buzzing again! Our
tablets are made from bee pollen which is grown in a pollution free
environment, high in the Sonoran desert in Arizona. It's so pure, the
beekeepers drive round in electric cars! It's probably the biggest
beekeeping facility in the world, and founded by Charles Robson, one of
the world's foremost experts on bees. Charles invented several unique
patented processes to collect the bee products in such a way as to
minimise disruption to the bees themselves. The granules are gathered within the
National
Biosphere reserve of the Danube delta in Roumania. The Danube delta is
one of the richest and most diverse nature reserves in Europe and is
home to more than 5,500 species of flora and fauna. The delta covers
over 580,000 hectares and is made up of a complex system of channels,
lakes, sandbanks and forests; it was designated a 'World Heritage
Site' by UNESCO in 1990. The delta is a pristine, pollution free
environment, which is essential for the quality of the bee pollen. For an excellent article on
bee pollen go to http://www.guardian.co.uk/weekend/story/0,3605,980607,00.html Recommended
dosage: start off with one teaspoon of granules, or one tablet, and
build up over days or weeks until you are noticing a definite boost in
your energy levels.
The immune system The cardiovascular system The prevention of muscular degeneration and cataracts The prostate Women wishing to become pregnant, during pregnancy or breast feeding. Those undergoing radiotherapy
The cardiovascular system Cholesterol and the promotion of calcium Alkalinity The body to fight chronic fatigue and raise energy levels Those undergoing radiotherapy
The immune system Optimum brain function and well being in old age Cholesterol and the promotion of calcium The cardiovascular system The mucous lining of the colon Sporting activities The eyesight Allergic reactions Heather flower pollen is good for the intestinal flora and thereby supports the immune system. It is rich in antioxidants, vitamin E, folic acid and the other B group vitamins. Most significant of all it contains large amounts of Rutin which is an antioxidant bioflavonoid that helps maintain the strength of capillaries, blood vessels and helps with circulatory problems and memory. Portuguese translation: |