Bee Pollen is the male germ cell in the stamens of flowering plants

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Bee Pollen is the male germ cell in the stamens of flowering plants. It not only carries the genetic information of life, but also contains all the nutrients necessary for new life.

Scientists confirmed that pollen contain a variety of nutrients, including 22 amino acids, 14 vitamins and more than 3o micronutrient, as well as a large number of active protease, nucleic acid, flavonoid and other active substances. Pollen is rich in protein inthe form of free amino acids, more than milk, eggs 5--7 times; vitamin C content than fresh fruits and vegetables, known as natural vitamins. In particular, the content of vitamin B group is very rich, higher than honey hundred times. Pollen contains 600 micrograms of Pyridoxine, 2700 micrograms of Pantothenic acid and 10000 micrograms of NIACIN per 100 grams. It contains a variety of minerals, the contents of some elements are: Potassiom 20%--40%, magnesium 1--20%, calcium 1--15%, iron 1--12%, silicon 2--10%，phosphorus 1--20%.

Bee Pollen’s main therapeutic ingredients are：protein, amino,acids, vitamins, bee pollen, micronutrient, active enzymes, flavonoid, lipids, nucleic acids, brassinolide, phytic acid and so on. The amino acid ratio is close to the smino acid pattern recommended by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, which is extremely rare in natural foods. Bee Pollen is not only an excellent natural nutritional food,but also an ideal tonic.

Bee Pollen had natural health care function and medical treatment and value. It is known as “All-round nutritious food”, “Concentrated natural medicine storehouse”, “Cosmetics for internal use”, etc., is one of the greatest treasure of natural human food.

The most use of Wax Pollen in two ways: one is to take it directly with warm boiled water, and the other is to drink it with honey.

Composition:

Physiochemical index:

Impurity（%）:<=1

Moisture（%）：<=10

Broken pollen rate（%）:<=3

Protein（%）>=15

Vitamin C（mg/100g）:>=4

Ash（%）<=4