The over 200 different compounds in bee pollen support a multitude of bodily functions. These nutrients include a high content of flavonoids, carotenoids, glutathione, and quercetin – all known to protect the body from cell damage associated with chronic diseases.

 They can lower cholesterol levels, one of the main risk factors for heart disease: studies show that this effect even occurs in patients who do not respond to common cholesterol-lowering drugs, as well as in patients with active heart disease.

 Flower pollen contains a surprisingly high amount of protein – between 15% and 25% of its dry weight. Some analyses have even shown values of up to 35% .

 Flower pollen has a proven strong hormone-regulating effect in men and women.

 Pollen is very popular with many athletes and is known to improve performance.

 Scientific studies have shown that taking bee pollen and antidepressants simultaneously can allow patients to reduce their medication dose and achieve an improvement in their health in a shorter time.


 Origin: Germany