Royal jelly, 10 g

The secretion secreted by bees is a yellowish, pungent, acidic puree with which the bees feed the developing queen bee. Such royal jelly is the most valuable. It contains all the amino acids needed by the human body, all the B vitamins, 14-15 microelements and 22 amino acids. It is highly digestible and the human body is able to absorb as much as 80 % of all the substances contained in royal jelly.

It is a stimulant that improves well-being, work capacity, alertness, increases the amount of hemoglobin in the blood. Royal jelly improves memory and promotes the regeneration of aging cells, is suitable for the prevention of oncological diseases and for people receiving higher doses of radiation.

Royal jelly contributes to the wellness of your body:

• General body condition;
• Your appetite;
• Metabolism;
• Heart work;
• Memory;
• Vision;
• Stress management;
• Physical, psychological and mental health;
• Sexual capacity;
• Energising.

Use: Royal jelly is recommended to be taken 50–200 mg (a rice-sized piece) daily for 15–30 days. Children should not exceed 10–50 mg per day. After a month’s break, the course can be repeated several times, especially in winter and spring. Royal jelly should be taken in the morning and the required amount should be placed under the tongue and allowed to dissolve. It is through the salivary glands that it is best absorbed directly into the bloodstream, as the enzymes in the stomach destroy many of the good things it contains. Consult your doctor or apitherapist before using bee products.Storage conditions:Natural royal jelly can only be stored in the freezer at -18 ºC. Do not store at room temperature for more than 2 hours. Literature sources:

1. Apitherapy. Manual .
   Terapinis apiterapijos poveikis aukštajame moksle – Be(e) Therapy (2017-1-TR01-KA203-045990).
   Kaunas, 2019
2. Structure of Royal Jelly, Importance for Humans and Bees. Akyol, E., Baran, Y. 2015. Niğde Arı Sütünün Yapısı, İnsanlar Ve Arılar İçin Önemi. U. Arı Drg. (U. Bee J.) Mayıs, 15 (1): 16–21.
3. The Royal Jelly Book Bee Product Science. Bogdanov, S. 2012., www.bee-hexagon.net, 15 January, Switzerland.

Country of origin: Lithuania, Šerkšnas Honey Apiary