Dutkowiak Flower Pollen 180G

DUTKOWIAK BLUMENPOLLEN 180G

Flower pollen are the male reproductive cells of plants. The pollen grain is surrounded by a cellulose cell wall and the interior is filled with valuable substances. For bees, it is a vital food and a lack of pollen in the bee family leads to diseases and can ultimately cause swarms to die off. Proteins and carbohydrates are the basic components of pollen, the others are a series of biologically active substances that act as biocatalysts for life processes.

The most important are:

• Vitamins;
• Bioelements: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, potassium, iron;
• essential fatty acids;
• Bee enzymes.

Pollen from various species of wild and cultivated plants is collected in the area where the 'Dutkowiak' farm apiaries are located. Particularly noteworthy are dandelion, winter and spring rapeseed, mustard, phacelia, and cornflower. The pollen is dried at low temperatures, freezing prevents the development of beetles, and sieving and sorting allow for the production of the highest quality products.

Pollen has antibacterial, detoxifying, and nutritional properties. It lowers cholesterol, increases hemoglobin and red blood cells, and increases insulin secretion, thereby reducing blood sugar levels. Strengthens the immune system. Increases physical fitness.

It is used for:

• physical and mental exhaustion;
• increased exertion (sports, hard work);
• reduced immunity;
• anemia;
• arteriosclerosis;
• diabetes;
• inflammation and enlargement of the prostate;
• excessive hair loss;
• liver diseases (poisoning);
• for malnutrition.

For prevention, during states of reduced immunity, pollen treatment is best performed in spring and autumn 2-3 times a year for a period of one month. To increase absorption, the pollen should be ground or soaked in boiling water for about 1-2 hours.

Dosage:
Children: 6-12 years – 16g per day
over 12 years and adults – 20–30 g per day.

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