BEE POLLEN

Pollen is the fertilizing powder of flowers, collected and agglutinated into granules by bees, and that the beekeeper collects in the Pollen Hunter, at the entrance of the hive.Pollen constitutes the protein base of the bees' diet; their young, which take it in abundance, multiply around 1,500 times their own weight in just six days.

Pollen has an exceptional dietary value, as it contains 20 of the 22 essential amino acids, difficult to find in the ordinary diet. It constitutes a stimulant and vitamin-mineral compensator that protects the circulatory system, favors intestinal function and stimulates brain functions.