Bee Milk

Bee milk is produced by the glands of worker bees, it serves to feed the larvae during the first three days as well as to feed the queen throughout her growth period. This food keeps the queen alive for 8 years, this fact is very interesting, knowing that an ordinary bee, which was born from the same egg as the queen, lives only 21 days.
Royal jelly is white to yellow in color, it is like cream, it has a sour taste and a little fragrance. It is tonic, energizing, antiseptic (against germs), etc. It gives positive health effects and can also be used for beauty masks.

Royal jelly increases immunity, increases appetite, strengthens, stimulates growth, and contains antibiotic factors against bacteria, such as Escherechia Coli. It is ideal at any time when you have body weakness for various reasons, when you have experienced stress, when you do strong physical activities, when you do not eat well, even if you have passed or are passing through any infection of any degree.

Ingredients of royal jelly or bee milk

Bee milk contains all the essential amino acids for humans.
– Enzymes and their derivatives.
– Sugar: fructose and glucose.
– 80-90 percent fat, but they are neutral and do not harm the body.
– Minerals: potassium, calcium, sodium, zinc, iron, copper and manganese.
– Vitamins: B1, B2, B5, B6, folic acid. Hormone: progesterone, estrogen, testosterone.
– Rich in Acetyl Choline, which is necessary for the transmission of nerve impulses.
– It contains the substance Inositol, which acts to remove fat from the liver, reduce cholesterol in the blood, and is essential in maintaining hair health.

Dosage and method of use:

Bee milk is used to cure many diseases and can be used by any person, from small children to the elderly. The use of bee milk is recommended to be sober in the morning, placing it under the tongue. The reason for placing it under the tongue is that there are enough blood vessels there that make immediate absorption and passage into the blood. The method of taking is done by means of a plastic spoon. While the duration of the cure is different and depends on the degree of the disease or the purpose for which it is used, but never more than one month.

Bee milk is used:

a) For adults: 500-1000 mg per day.
b) For children: 30-50% of the adult dose

– It is recommended that after recovery from the disease, it should not be used for a month or two.
– The suitable dose for general use is 1-2 grams of fresh bee's milk mixed with 100 grams of honey, and eat one spoon twice a day, an hour before bread.