Bee Pollen Granules 250g
$44.95
RRP $45.80
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Description
Bee Pollen Granules 250g is 100% pure multi-floral premium bee pollen rich in many nutrients which are vital to the human body. These include provitamin A, vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, C, D, H, K, PP, essential fatty acids, folic acid, pantothenic acid and rutin. Bee pollen also contain proteins and phosphates.
Bee pollen is often referred to as nature’s ‘perfect food’ due to the presence of all 22 nutrients required by the human body and has been traditionally used by athletes for its energy boosting and immune strengthening properties.
Bee pollen also known as Bee Bread, is a basic protein source for the bees and gives them the energy to provide all the necessary functions of the hive. The pollen is stored in cells side by side with the honey. Bee Pollen comes in varying shapes and sizes depending on the plant from which it is collected. This pollen is multi-coloured ranging from bright yellow through to a dark greyish-black.
The bees collect the pollen from plant anthers and then add a small amount of secretion from their salivary glands and some nectar to bond it together. They then store the pollen on their back legs in what is commonly referred to as pollen baskets before taking it back the hive.
Beekeepers place a small device called a pollen trap in the hive which scrapes a small amount of pollen from the bee as it enters the hive. This excess pollen falls into a collection area in the trap.
Bee Pollen Granules 250g is a 100% natural super-food supplement. Bee Pollen Granules can be easily added to your daily regime – simply sprinkle over your breakfast cereal or add to your favourite juices and smoothies or milk.
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Bee Pollen
What is bee pollen?
Bee pollen is the pollen bees carry home, dried and sold as it comes. Stir the golden granules through yoghurt, porridge or a smoothie, or choose capsules if you'd rather not taste it.

Christina HanleyBHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager
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Is Bee Pollen right for you?
Common questions
What's the difference between bee pollen granules and capsules?
It's the same thing, packaged two ways. Granules are the loose pollen pellets, so you can see what you're getting and stir them through food. Capsules hold the same pollen in a shell you swallow, which is what people choose when they'd rather not taste it. Neither is a different ingredient, so choose by how you'd like to take it.
Is bee pollen regulated as a medicine in Australia?
We couldn't find bee pollen on Australia's permitted ingredients list (Schedule 1), or a permitted health claim for it. That suggests it's sold as a food rather than a listed medicine, which is how loose granules are usually sold. Australian rules do require any medicine containing pollen to warn that it can cause severe allergic reactions. Bee pollen is also often blended into greens powders, so check what's already in your cupboard before you double up.
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