Arizona Bee Pollen with FREE SHIPPING in the USA!

Bee pollen is a natural substance that contains trace amounts of minerals and vitamins. Widely available in dietary supplement forms like pills and tablets. (We do not recomend them however because they are not fresh. (Fresh Bee Pollen must be kept frozen for long term storage to retain its potency) Bee pollen is also very high in protein and carbohydrates, in fact it is a super food. A complete source of amino acids and vitamins. Some people use bee pollen supplements to achieve certain health effects, such as relief of allergy symptoms, and increased energy. There is nothing like fresh Bee Pollen. So yummy!

Precaution:

Always consult your doctor before starting new dietary regiments. Some people have mild and even severe reaction to bee stings. If this is you, you may not want to take bee pollen as it can produce anaphylactic reactions with sensitive people.

Have you ever had bee pollen before?

This guide will help you take the necessary precautions to insure proper assimilation of bee pollen.

Because Fresh Bee Pollen is very potent we want to give you the following safety instructions:

First, try a few granules in your tongue. Look for any reactions like tingling and numbness. These are signs of an allergic reaction. If you feel any of these symptoms you can still take bee pollen, all you have to do is follow a loading phase. It is a good practice to follow the loading phase regardless of allergic reaction or not.

1^st week every other day start by taking a ¼ of a TEASPOON mixed with food like: cereal, smoothie, shake, yogurt, etc. NO HOT BEVERAGES!

2^nd week double the dosage to ½ of a TEASPOON mixed with food, still every other day.

3^rd week triple the dosage to ¾ of a TEASPOON mixed with food every other day.

4^th week take the entire TEASPOON mixed with food every other day.

During the loading phase, if you notice any mild reactions reduce the quantity of bee pollen and continue the loading phase. If you feel discomfort on a scale of five or more, you may want to quit taking bee pollen.