Packaging 100g (or 250g, 500g & 1kg) containing bee pollen. The pollen comes from bees and various types of flowers, making it a rich source of active biological substances, and is collected from beehives located in Vermio and Halkidiki.

Pollen offers immediate strengthening and improved mental function. It is valuable for athletes, students, and the elderly, and also helps in dealing with diseases such as duodenal ulcer, anemia, diabetes, prostate, liver disorders, anorexia, and arteriosclerosis.

Bees transfer pollen from flower to flower, pollinating plants and ensuring 80% of food production. Pollen is an important food for the human body and is primarily a source of proteins, lipids, vitamins, and minerals.

Properties of pollen:

• Improves physical and mental function, soothes nerves, and combats insomnia and depression.
• Rutin, also known as vitamin P, protects the walls of blood vessels.
• Boosts the immune system and promotes detoxification of the body.
• Improves the digestibility of other foods and regulates intestinal function.
• Reduces bad (LDL) and increases good (HDL) cholesterol.
• Used successfully against obesity and nervous anorexia.
• Used against anemia.
• Regulates blood pressure and endocrine glands.
• Used against allergy to inhaled pollen and other allergies.
• Used against menopause symptoms.
• Enhances libido and increases fertility.
• Protects against cancer and has a positive effect on longevity.
• Essential for athletes for good performance.

Pollen contains:

• Proteins (all essential amino acids).
• Sugars with low calories.
• Lipids, lecithin, macronutrients, and trace elements.
• Vitamins C, E, B.
• Flavonoids.
• Carotenoids and nucleic acids.
• Enzymes and beneficial microorganisms (probiotics).
• P-coumaric acid.

Pollen grains from flowers are collected into a pellet by the bee, which adds a little nectar for better cohesion and places it in the pollen basket. When the basket is full, the bee takes it to the hive.