Properties of Cistus Bee Pollen:

Intestinal Comfort:

Cistus bee pollen helps restore inner balance to feel in top shape. Combining the prebiotic action of fibers with that of bee-specific lactic ferments (mainly Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium) which bring friendly bacteria to the intestinal flora, cistus bee pollen is an excellent symbiotic.

Natural Defenses, Protection:

Cistus bee pollen is naturally rich in vitamins B2 and B3 which contribute to the maintenance of normal mucous membranes. 60 to 70% of the immune system is located around the intestinal system. Therefore, the improvement of the digestive system leads to an improvement in the natural defenses.

Cistus bee pollen is naturally rich in vitamin B9 and source of vitamin B6, iron, zinc, selenium that contribute to the normal functioning of the immune system.

Intellectual and Physical Vitality:

Cistus bee pollen is naturally rich in vitamin B2 which contributes to the reduction of fatigue and normal energy metabolism.

Directions:

A large spoon (12 g) of frozen fresh bee pollen at breakfast.

Bee Pollen can be eaten pure or sprinkled on a fruit salad, yogurt or muesli.

Fresh pollen is a raw, living, very complete and complex food that degrades very quickly in the air and at room temperature. The exclusive process patented by Pollenergie consists of freezing pollen as soon as it is harvested and packaging it under a protective atmosphere. Fresh pollen can thus travel at room temperature for more than 7 days before being safely refrozen to guarantee its full nutritional potential. Store in the freezer between -15° and -18° C.

Not recommended for people allergic to bee products.

Ingredients:

Cistus pollen (Cistus sp.). Minority of other pollens of the surrounding flora. No dyes or preservatives. 

Packaging: 250g vacuum sealed container. Origin: European Union.

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