Bee Pollen

Bee Pollen

Fresh, unprocessed and refrigerated to retain its incredible nutrients

The vast majority of bee pollen sold in the U.S.is dehydrated, with a telltale crunch to it. Like most processed foods, dehydrating the bee pollen is great for shelf life, but damaging to the nutrients.

That's why Corganic has partnered with Honey Pacifica in Southern California to provide you with the highest quality bee pollen available anywhere in the U.S. This Coastal Bee Pollen is fresh and unprocessed, and stored in a cold environment to keep it that way. It has a soft and chewy texture, which signifies its higher nutrient content that is more easily absorbed.

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The melt-in-your-mouth taste of our Honey Pacifica bee pollen makes it an easy and natural way to get the beneficial nutrients your body needs. Just take a few granules as a supplement to your tea or coffee, in your smoothie, or mixed with a taste of honey, and enjoy a lively day!

 

Bee pollen's powers

Thanks to the powerful and brilliant honeybee, bee pollen contains almost all of the nutrients required by the human body to thrive.* These nutrients are especially useful in times of pregnancy, lactation and intensive physical or mental work.* Bee pollen helps maintain the stamina required to keep up with hectic schedules, deadlines or long hours — restoring vitality without the dangers of artificial stimulants.*

Bee pollen contains valuable vitamins and minerals as well as protein.* The most notable bee pollen vitamin is its array of B complex.* Many foods contain some of the B vitamins but few contain all eight, as bee pollen does.* So while you may be getting some of these crucial vitamins in a healthy diet, you're likely not getting enough. Here are just a handful of health benefits from pollen vitamin B complex:

• Supports metabolism rate.
• Maintains healthy skin, hair and muscle tone.
• Promotes immune and nervous system function.

And if the above benefits aren't enough, bee pollen has a seeming super power in that it helps correct the deficient or unbalanced nutrition common in the standard American diet, which means consuming incomplete foods with added chemicals that often cause physiological problems.

Overall, bee pollen has at least 18 vitamins, 22 amino acids, 25 minerals, 59 trace elements, 25% protein, 11 carbohydrates, 14 fatty acids and 11 enzymes.*

 

Bee pollen's historic and storied past

Hippocrates and Pythagoras both recommended bee pollen for its extensive health promoting properties.* Native Americans carried pouches of pollen around their necks so they could sustain high energy levels.* The Chinese, Romans and Egyptians all regarded pollen as a panacea.*

Bee pollen is just as vital to your health today, as it's considered one of nature's most completely nourishing foods.*

 

Note: It's best to first consult a physician before taking bee pollen, especially if you have allergic reactions.

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Ingredients

Fresh Bee Pollen.

Shipping Info

Bee Pollen is shipped ground. Ice packs are recommended in summer months. Promptly refrigerate after receiving.

Storage/Dosage

Storage:

Store refrigerated.

Dosage:

Start with 6-8 granules twice daily each week until you are taking 1/4 to 1/2 tsp twice a day.

Sensitive individuals and children: Work up to 1/8th tsp mixed in smoothie, honey, food. Bee pollen is not recommended for infants and toddlers under the age of one.

Important: The supplements we carry are premium, pure and potent. Therefore, it’s critically important to start slowly, with a lower dosage than recommended. For example, a very small dose every other day, or even once a week, until you can determine how the supplement affects your body and what dose feels right for you.

Frequently asked questions

Does taking the bee pollen harm the bees?

Collecting bee pollen doesn't harm the bees.  Here's how it works: The bees have to pass through a mesh box to clean pollen off their legs.  From there, the pollen goes into a drawer where it's collected.  So as not to agitate the bees, the good folks at Honey Pacifica strictly limit the time they collect bee pollen to a month or less each year.

What is the difference between consuming bee pollen and honey?

Honey is the nectar of the flower and is used as a sweetener.  Pollen is the bee pollen from the flowers and is used as an energy source among other things.

I left the bee pollen outside overnight.  Is it okay?

It should be fine, just place the jar in the refrigerator as soon as possible.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.