Truly therapeutic honey that soothes a sore throat.
Bee Propolis filled raw honey to boost immunity and overall health.
Bee propolis is a resinous mixture that honey bees produce to seal their hive. It contains over 300 natural compounds that include, amino acids, polyphenols, essential oils and bee pollen. Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Properties.
Propolis used in Bee Guard Honey+ is collected by bees from over 250 wildflowers and trees and harvested from hives located in a pesticide-free Canadian environment.
Rich in protein for building stamina, strength and endurance.
Natural allergy relief with raw bee pollen and organic honey.
Immune booster as raw bee pollen has natural anti-inflammatory properties.
Contains over 300 natural compounds
Bee Pollen Honey+ is a protein rich honey with raw bee pollen.
Bee pollen is created from flower pollen bees bring back to the hive. Mixed with nectar and enzymes secreted by worker bees who pack the pollen granules into comb cells, these granules are the primary source of protein for bees.
Bee pollen varies in composition depending on the floral pollen collected. In general, bee pollen consists of 55% carbohydrates, 35% proteins (and all 22 protein-building amino acids), 3% vitamins (carotenoids, B-complex etc.), minerals (mostly phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium), 2% fatty acids, and 5% other compounds (enzymes, trace elements and antioxidants).
Royal jelly is an all-natural superfood to help fuel the brain and body.
Nutrient-rich, fresh royal jelly contains B-complex and C vitamins, and a broad spectrum of amino acids, trace minerals, proteins, essential fatty acids and enzymes. Combined with organic honey that contains contains B-complex and C vitamins, and minerals (potassium, calcium) makes Royal Jelly Honey+ a superfood.
Fresh royal jelly is difficult to find, as without refrigeration and careful processing, the nutrient value of royal jelly degrades within 48 hours after harvest. We use only fresh Royal jelly in all of our products.
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