Pollen

Net quantity: 150 g

Consumption. It is recommended for an adult to consume up to 20 grams (a tablespoon) of pollen per day. Children can consume as many grams as their age. However, use wisely - make sure you are not allergic.

On a warm summer day, you can see a bee landing on a flower, rising and landing on another, each carrying a ball of pollen on its hind legs. The pollen of each plant species differs in color, shape, and size. Pollen comes in a wide variety of colors, depending on the plants from which it is collected - white, yellow, orange, brown, black, dark red, purple.

Bee pollen is most valued for its abundant composition. Since the pollen itself contains a part of what is needed for life (this is the true purpose of pollen), it is very nutritious and contains the most diverse vitamins and trace elements.

Thus, pollen can help replenish the body's reserves, especially during the cold period. In addition, pollen is a great summer memory that brightens up a gloomy winter day 🙂

With respect for man and gratitude for nature.