Royal jelly benefits
Royal jelly Disorders Fatigue, immune defense, overwork, depression, anxiety, anorexia
Diseases
Beneficial Physical performance, intellectual performance, sexual performance, resistance physical fatigue, resistance intellectual fatigue, students (exams), strengthen the immune system, skin aging (hair, hair and nails), states of fatigue, overwork, loss of appetite
Royal jelly description
It is a creamy material, slightly gelatinous and white or light yellow in color with pearly reflections, and its half sweet and acid taste with a scent of fennel comes from our friends the bees. This substance is secreted through the glandular system located in the heads of these worker bees, but they can only produce it for a short time from the fifth day of their life and into their fourteenth (taking the title at this time of bee nurturer). Royal jelly is the food reserved for the larvae of the whole colony during the first three days of their existence, only then the queen's larva will continue to have it and this throughout its life (the other larvae will have either honey or pollen only).
This dietary difference is also present during adulthood, hence the name royal jelly, because only the queen consumes it, this food ensures complete development for the queen, as much for growth since she is much larger than all the other bees, for their lifespan which can reach five years for the queens against only five weeks for the rest of the hive. In addition, only the queen has a reproductive system, making her alone capable of laying in the community of nearly two thousand eggs per day.
Bees growing jelly
Produced by bees in a tiny amount, just as much as the hive needs, but largely insufficient for human use. Beekeeping professionals have found the solution for a natural production of royal jelly, for this, it is enough to remove the queen from a community, so that the bees build royal cells allowing the stimulation of the production of this royal jelly. jelly for new royal larvae.
This substance is then harvested after three days, at the highest of its qualities. A beehive produces around five hundred grams per year and for optimum conservation, it is refrigerated as soon as it is harvested and stored in glass bottles protected from light and humidity.
Jelly its composition
Royal jelly contains essential elements for these therapeutic virtues, with proteins, carbohydrates (fructose, glucose), and lipids (essential fatty acids). The jelly contains eight essential amino acids of optimal quality, recognized as one of the richest natural substances.
Combines mineral salts and trace elements, such as calcium and iron, potassium and copper, phosphorus and magnesium, as well as silicon. Different vitamins make up the royal jelly, with vitamin A, all the vitamins of group B and vitamin H. It integrates hormones with acetylcholine and natural antibiotics.
Royal jelly and its medicinal properties
The benefits of royal jelly bring nutritional and energetic properties to the metabolism, its use is beneficial in all phases of life, as much for men as for women, with an increase in the vitality of the organism in general, a stimulation, and a euphoric effect (well-being). Royal jelly optimizes physical, psychological and sexual performance, with better resistance to fatigue.
The virtues of royal jelly help strengthen the body to counter external aggressions (resistance to cold), it acts on beauty by delaying skin aging, and strengthens hair and nails.
The action of royal jelly on emotional states, reduces depressive behavior, improves moods anguish or annoyance. Royal jelly stimulates the appetite.
Royal jelly is ideally recommended for convalescent people, by its nutritive action, it is a contribution to the good recovery of the body.
Royal jelly other uses
Royal jelly is incorporated in many cosmetic products, such as soap, day creams and anti-aging creams. It is also integrated in the diet, with turkey, salmon, cakes, creams and jelly.
Royal jelly helps to heal
Better physical, intellectual or sexual performance, greater resistance to physical or (and) intellectual fatigue, students (preparation for exams easy to learn and memorize), help strengthen the immune system, resist aggressions in general, curb the effects of aging, skin (hair, body hair and nails), states of fatigue, overwork, loss of appetite, reduce physical and intellectual fatigue and stress, strengthen immunity, support convalescents, help treat certain sexual and menstrual disorders.