Contents:

• Properties of bee feathers
• Do pure bee feathers affect the human body
• Use of bee feathers
• How do you prepare bee feathers for consumption?

Bee feathers are a combination of pollen and honey, treated with lactic acid bacteria and bee enzymes. It is one of the most important sources of food and nutrients for bees, ensuring their immunity. Like honey and propolis, they contain many valuable ingredients, and their consumption provides our bodies with numerous benefits.

Properties of bee feathers

Bees collect pollen and carry it to the hive in the form of pollen. They fold it into honeycombs and stir it in a cell, where, under the influence of secretions from the bees' salivary glands, it undergoes chemical processes during which it undergoes lactic acid fermentation. The finished product, bee feathers, is a source of:

• Vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C, D, E, K, P and PP,
• Elements such as: potassium , iron, selenium, magnesium, copper, silicon, chlorine, sulfur, manganese,
• Proteins,
• Carbohydrates
• Polyphenols,
• Triterpene compounds.

Do pure bee feathers affect the human body

Regular consumption of bee feathers has a positive effect on strengthening the immune system, promoting proper functioning of the circulatory and nervous systems, and promoting heart function. Due to its high concentration of micro- and macroelements and its richness in vitamins, this bee-derived product can be used as a dietary supplement to prevent immune loss and the onset of various diseases, as well as to support pharmacological treatment in the presence of various diseases. Bee feathers work:

• Strengthening,
• antibacterial,
• regenerating,
• nutritionally,
• stimulating.

Use of bee feathers

bee feathers Strengthens and regenerates the body, for example, after illness, during recovery, after surgery, and in cases of vitamin and mineral deficiencies. Because the nutrients contained in bee feathers are easily absorbed by the human body, their health-promoting properties can be used to support the treatment of diseases such as:

• Anemia,
• chronic hepatitis
• Diseases of the digestive system, including intestines and stomach,
• metabolic diseases,
• inflammation of the tonsils ,
• Diseases of the genitourinary system
• skin diseases,
• Diseases of the nervous system,
• immunological diseases,
• tissue diseases,
• Rheumatism,
• Cardiovascular diseases and cardiological diseases.

How do you prepare bee feathers for consumption?

A popular way is to eat bee feathers In solution form – simply pour the granules with boiled, lukewarm water and let the solution stand overnight. In the morning, mix it and drink it on an empty stomach about 15 minutes before a meal. Bee bread granules have a slightly sour taste, so you can add some honey. Bee feathers Can also be added to tea or natural juices. The solution can be consumed one to three times a day, for example, before breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Treatment should last two weeks to one month, after which a one-week break is recommended. Instead of pure bee feathers, we can also choose honey with bee bread granules.

The inclusion of this product in the daily diet is recommended for adults and children, the elderly, weakened individuals, those undergoing convalescence and after surgery, and those with cardiovascular diseases. People who are allergic to honey and bee products can avoid bee feathers . do not use.