Royal Jelly Honey

Royal Jelly is a nutrient produced by honeybees. Almost all larvae on their first day of life feed on the royal jelly. However, this initial diet changes from the fourth day onwards and is replaced by a mix of honey and pollen and only the queen gets to feed on royal jelly for life. Royal jelly is a protein secreted by the hypopharyngeal and mandibular glands of worker bees and is the only food the queen feeds on throughout her life.

Ingredients: Royal Jelly.

Benefits: Royal Jelly offers minerals and antibacterial substances rich in vitamins B5 and B6. It can improve short-term memory and reduce the symptoms of menopause. It removes the skin wrinkles caused by UV rays, and treats infertility in men. Royal jelly can be a natural treatment for diabetes.

Instructions:  The proper daily amount is 50-70 grams for adults and 20-30 grams for children over one year.

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place outside the fridge.

Indications: Crystallization of honey (candied honey) is actually due to its high qualities.