Royal Jelly
Royal jelly is a creamy substance produced by bees as food for the future queen. It is secreted by special glands of the pharynx of worker bees and in this respect it differs from honey, since it is not secreted by the body of bees. Royal jelly feeds on bee larvae, which as perfect insects will become queens.
Its most important properties:
- Royal jelly gives energy, improves mood and increases the appetite for work. Many people use it for better physical and mental strength. It is ideal for those who suffer from chronic exhaustion, negative mood and dizziness, while it has beneficial effects on people with anorexia nervosa. It is often used in depression as well.
- It is ideal for children in many cases.
- It regulates blood pressure and cures chronic constipation.
- In the elderly it seems to be a valuable aid, as it increases appetite, but also euphoria, something that helps the aging body.
- Royal jelly has antiseptic and antimicrobial properties. It helps to heal ulcers and improve various skin problems, such as eczema, lupus erythematosus, redness, etc. That is why it is often used as an ingredient in cosmetics and care products.
- It helps with rheumatoid arthritis, due to its content of pantothenic and 10 -hydroxy-decanoic acid.
- It helps women to produce milk after giving birth.
- It protects the gums from bleeding.
DOSAGE – USE – STORAGE
A teaspoon in the morning, without eating anything beforehand, under the tongue until it dissolves. Children can have half a teaspoon, athletes and patients up to two. Royal jelly is a completely harmless natural product and it does not cause side effects and addiction. The strength of royal jelly depends on its freshness. Maintained at 5 degrees C (household refrigerator), altered by air, light and metal utensils.
