Royal Jelly 40g

Royal Jelly
It is a natural, thick substance made by young bees.
An egg carton that whitens and helps her with her daily vitality.
We believe that royal jelly is a beneficial nutritional supplement as evidenced by the superior size and strength of the queen bee, and other endurance, fertility and longevity rates compared to bees.

Its composition is almost similar to that of bee bread, containing calories because it is full of nutrients, all eight essential amino acids, vitamins, minerals and hormone-like substances. It is high in pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), an anti-stress vitamin that has been shown in some studies to increase endurance during stress. It contains about 12% protein, 5-6% fat, and 12-15% carbohydrates.

Royal jelly has historically been linked to fertility – although there isn’t enough testing on how effective this is for human fertility – it is a naturally rich source of amino acids and vitamins A, C, D, E and B complex. Fresh royal jelly contains probiotics that are beneficial for gut health (must be kept in the refrigerator to preserve their bioactive compounds) and have many health benefits, including preventing disease and combating stress on the body caused by vaccines.

What are the therapeutic properties of royal jelly:
1. It strengthens the immune system in general, and heals mucositis in particular. Just like honey, it also improves asthma rates.
2. Studies have shown the effect of royal jelly in lowering cholesterol and lipoprotein, in addition to lowering triglycerides and increasing HDL, which confers a benefit on cardiovascular health.

3. Improves blood glucose levels as well as ulcers related to diabetes.

4. It improves anemia rates by slightly increasing the number of red blood cells.
5. It increases testosterone levels in men who consume it regularly, in addition to improving sperm quality. Royal jelly has also been shown to have a positive effect on the FSH/LH ratio, however, this effect can be reversed when the supplement is discontinued. Royal jelly increases sexual desire as well.

6. Consumption of 3,000 mg of royal jelly daily has been associated with increased cognition in middle-aged and older adults, and it protects against Alzheimer’s disease.
7. Increases collagen and improves the appearance of the skin. For this reason, it is also used in wound healing; It increases the migration of fibroblasts, the cells in the connective tissue that produce collagen. Royal jelly has been suggested to suppress skin pigmentation, and thus has been suggested as a candidate to inhibit melanogenesis, and thus could be developed as a skin care cosmetic. Reduction of melanin synthesis occurs via down-regulation of tyrosinase expression.

8. Due to its combination of nutrients, royal jelly (along with other bee products) has been shown to relieve bothersome premenstrual symptoms, such as irritability, weight fluctuations and water retention.
9. Relieves menopause symptoms. Preliminary research shows that royal jelly protects against osteoporosis by decreasing bone resorption (an anti-osteoporosis).
10. It imparts anti-proliferative effects on neuroblastoma cells, making it an anti-cancer superfood.
The main beneficial qualities of royal jelly include:
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-fat. Cardiovascular protection
energy yield; Stamina; Public interest; Promotes longevity

Strengthens immunity
Anti anemia
orthopedic support
anti melanin
anti-breeding
Improves cognition, improves memory
healthy skin
anti-diabetic
Royal jelly is used in clinical use for:
Vaccines (detoxification)
To prevent disease and promote longevity
Allergy
menstruation
Fertility (male)
asthma
Osteoporosis
Diseases of the liver, kidneys and pancreas
diabetic
Dosage range or royal jelly

Consider 50 to 250 mg (up to 300 mg) once to twice a day.

Side effects and contraindications
Like all bee products, allergies are the most common side effect. If there is a known allergy to conifers and poplar trees, royal jelly should be avoided. Allergic reactions can range from mild (such as mild gastrointestinal upset) to severe (such as asthma, anaphylaxis [shock], intestinal bleeding and even death in people who are severely allergic to bee products).