Bee Pollen. Love it. Lick it. Eat it. Thats how I roll. Do you eat bee pollen? I have read in a non-sourced pamphlet ( I guess look it up for yourself but I believe it) that pollens contains these vitamins and minerals: calcium phosphorous, magnesium, iron, copper, manganese, potassium, Vitamin a, b1, b2, b5, b6, b12, folic acid, C, E, biotin, plus many more... Simply put its undeniably a super-food with numerous health benefits. There is some narley research out there that is mind boggling. Many scientific studies have been done on pollen, not once have I read anything bad. I myself have been taking bee pollen for at least one year now maybe more. I love it. I can tell you some stories about bee pollen. I have seen someone crying/sneezing/red eyes allergies perk up in less 2min after ingesting bee pollen! Yeah the taste is somewhat rough, not worse than meat loaf though... And after about a month of pollen it starts to taste like candy. Keep in mind I have studied this through trial and error and read many many studies and research. The health benefits are fantastic - bottom line. This one study blew the roof off of anything I have ever heard though.
Check it - THESE MICE WERE GENETICALLY ENGINEERED TO DEVELOP CANCER AND DIE. THAT WAS THERE PURPOSE MIND YOU. (animals lovers simply add the word theoretically in front of capitalization - thanks) WOW.
More importantly though the link to an awesome bee pollen informative website is at the bottom.
"There is a wealth of information available on the amazing medical results that have been achieved through the use of bee pollen. Bee pollen is proven to be very effective in building a strong immune system and reversing a large number of ailments in humans.
It is not practical to list here the many clinical trials that have been done on bee pollen and in particular those relating to cancer. However, we will relate a particularly interesting study that the US Dept of Agriculture carried out. Most of the other trials were in Europe.
This particular study was published in the:
- 'Journal of the National Cancer Institute' over 50 years ago in 1948. The article is entitled 'Delay in the Appearance of Palpable Mammary Tumors in C3H Mice Following the ingestion of Pollenized Food'.
- The author was William Robinson of the US Bureau of Entomology, Agricultural Research Administration.
This article relates to the results of a trial in which a strain of mice was bred specifically to develop cancer tumors and subsequently die from them. The tumors would appear in the mice when they were between 18 - 57 weeks and they would die shortly after. The pollen used in the study "was the bee gathered type". One group of mice was fed mice chow only, whilst the other group was fed mice chow with the addition of bee pollen at a ratio of 1 part bee pollen to 10,000 parts food.
In his summary, Dr Robinson reveals the incredible results:
- "In the mice not given bee pollen, mammary tumors appeared at an average of 31.3 weeks. Tumor incidence was 100% and they all died".
- "The average onset of tumors of the mice given bee pollen was 41.1 weeks... around 30% later in time".
- "Seven mice in the bee pollen group had still not developed a tumor at 62 weeks of age when the tests were terminated".
Dr Robinson concluded that bee pollen contains an anti carcinogenic principle that could be added to food.
This is only one of many studies, which have been carried out using bee pollen on cancer. Some less well documented ones are even more spectacular. Unfortunately because natural products cannot be patented and as such big profits cannot be made these amazing results get very little publicity and regrettably will never become 'mainstream'."
7/14/11
(http://www.bee-pollen-health.com/health-benefits-bee-pollen.php)
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