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Royal Jelly

Food fit for a queen! -vitamin B-complex- use as a 'pick-me-upper'!


bee's and qweeun cellsAverage Composition of Royal Jelly:

    Proteins...50%
    Carbohydrates...25%
    Lipids......16%
    Trace minerals...2%
    Other.....7%

Royal Jelly is secreted by the hypo pharyngeal glands found in the head of worker bees. Nurse bees that are 5-15 days old produce the most. Royal Jelly is a white creamy substance with a unique smell and bitter taste. Royal Jelly is fed to all young larvas, but is found in much larger quantities in the queen cells. Royal Jelly is the main diet for an adult queen. By boosting and supporting metabolic function our bodies obtain increased energy and rapid recovery from fatigue. Royal Jelly takes action by invigorating the cellular functions and stimulating the adrenal glands and metabolism. The active compounds found in Royal Jelly work together to regulate all body functions and systems. The results found are increased vitality especially surrounding physical and mental buoyancy.

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Reference Material:

The Royal Jelly Miracle - Dr. Reynauld Allen N.D.; John B. Lust N.D. -  $3.50

"What force does the food of the Queen Bee have?  Growth, reproductive ability and longevity: four words

which automatically bring a picture of well being, vitality and health to the mind."

Healing from the Hive - "Bee Pollen, Royal Jelly, Propolis & Honey"

- Rita Elkins M. H. - $5.95

"Provides valuable information on bee products, their safe usage and supporting research and includes information on their primary applications."

Health and Healing with Bee Products -

C. Leigh Broadhurst PhD - $10.95

"Boost health, treat conditions and prevent disease with:  Bee Pollen, Propolis, Honey

& Royal Jelly "

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DISCLAIMER:
These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Bee products may cause an allergic reaction in some individuals. The above information is given for informative purposes. Seek the advice of a licensed health practitioner who is qualified to make diagnoses and recommendations for treatment of illnesses.