Dutkowiak Flower Pollen 180G

DUTKOWIAK FLOWER POLLEN 180G

Flower pollen is the male reproductive cell of a plant. The pollen grain is surrounded by a cellulose cell wall, and its interior is filled with valuable substances. For bees, it is an essential food for life and development; the absence of pollen in a bee colony manifests as diseases and can eventually lead to the death of swarms. Proteins and carbohydrates are the basic components of pollen, while the rest are a range of biologically active substances that act as biocatalysts of life processes.

The most important are:

• vitamins;
• bioelements: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, potassium, iron;
• essential unsaturated fatty acids;
• bee enzymes.

In the area where the apiaries of the "Dutkowiak" Farm are located, pollen is collected from various types of wild and cultivated plants. Notably, dandelion, winter and spring rapeseed, mustard, phacelia, and cornflower should be mentioned. Pollen drying takes place at low temperatures, freezing prevents the development of wax moth, and airing and sorting allow obtaining a product of the highest quality.

Pollen exhibits antibacterial, detoxifying, and nourishing effects. It lowers cholesterol levels, causes an increase in hemoglobin and red blood cell count, increases insulin secretion leading to a reduction in blood sugar levels. It strengthens the immune system. It enhances physical performance.

It is used in cases of:

• physical and mental exhaustion;
• increased effort (sports, hard work);
• reduced immunity;
• anemia;
• atherosclerosis;
• diabetes;
• inflammatory conditions and prostate enlargement;
• excessive hair loss;
• liver diseases (poisoning);
• nutritional deficiencies.

For prevention, in cases of reduced immunity, pollen therapy is best conducted in spring and autumn 2-3 times a year for a period of one month. To increase absorption, pollen should be ground or soaked in boiled water for about 1-2 hours.

Dosage:
Children: 6-12 years - 16g daily
over 12 years and adults - 20-30g daily

A teaspoon of pollen weighs about 7g. The above amounts can be taken at once or in two doses.
Best in the morning on an empty stomach and in the evening.