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Colonia ECO Dried Polyfloral Pollen

Each jar of Dried Polyfloral Pollen is sealed with a label on the lid.

Dried bee pollen is considered a superfood because, according to some studies, it has a nutritional composition that surpasses almost any other food consumed.

Bee pollen contains over 250 biologically active substances, including proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and antioxidants.

Regular consumption of bee pollen brings benefits to health and general well-being and has been traditionally used in anti-aging, anti-stress, and energy formulas.

Polyfloral pollen is a type of pollen obtained from the pollen of flowers of several species of plants that bloom around the same time of year. It is a fairly common but unique type of pollen, with different tastes and colors. Some people find it a much tastier option than monofloral varieties, as it contains pollen from several species of flowering plants, bringing together their aromatic characteristics in an authentic aromatic profile. More importantly, like polyfloral honey, this pollen is considered to be superior to monofloral types, primarily because it brings together varied properties and medicinal effects for what is believed to be a more potent therapeutic action.

Polyfloral bee pollen is wonderful for the natural relief of allergies and is responsible for many of the health benefits of raw honey. It is rich in vitamins, minerals, proteins, lipids and fatty acids, enzymes, carotenoids, and bioflavonoids – making it an antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral agent that strengthens capillaries, reduces inflammation, stimulates the immune system, and naturally lowers cholesterol levels.

The color of the pollen varies from bright yellow to black. Pollen grains, depending on the plant species, differ in shape, color, size, and weight. The shapes of the grains are diverse: round, cylindrical, bell-shaped, triangular, or spiny.

Dried bee pollen is a food with approximately 25% carbohydrates, 20% protein, 4.5% fat, and the rest is composed of pigments, minerals, vitamins, and other substances.

Dried pollen, unlike raw pollen, should only be consumed after the granules are dissolved in water, in order to break up the granules and benefit from the nutrients inside.

PROPERTIES, USES, AND BENEFITS:

 Reduces inflammation in the body, protecting it from infections, colds, and flu

 Acts as an antioxidant, fighting oxidative stress

 Helps protect against liver toxicity, being very useful in detox diets

 Strengthens the immune system through the intake of multivitamins, minerals, and antimicrobial and antiviral properties

 Polyfloral pollen has a high nutritional value and works as a dietary supplement

 It is a good source of vitamins and minerals, being indicated in various dietary deficiencies: iron, calcium, and in cases of anorexia.

 Helps relieve menopausal symptoms

 Helps prevent cancer

 Helps relieve stress, stimulating mental capacity and strengthening the nervous system

 Promotes the healing of burns used as a topical ointment

 Helps improve blood circulation

 Can help keep skin looking younger and brighter. How to use: children (over 3 years old) 1 teaspoon/day, adults 1 teaspoon/day, preferably before breakfast.

Important!

Dietary supplements do not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of the reach and sight of small children. Store in the original packaging, in a dry place, away from direct sunlight. Do not consume by people allergic to bee products or to any of the ingredients of the product; with fructose intolerance; by people with diabetes, pregnant women, and children under 3 years old.

Because bee products are produced by bees from natural sources, they are not standardized in terms of organoleptic properties, so the color, taste, smell, or appearance may vary from one batch to another, without affecting the benefits and quality of the products.

The information presented is for informational purposes and cannot replace the consultation, advice, or prescriptions of medical specialists.