By Tom, on April 7th, 2013
Honey has been a staple of the human diet since caveman days. It’s one of the few sweeteners that can actually be healthy. But, honey is food for common bees. The queen bee lives fifty of her subjects’ lifetimes and lays up to three thousand eggs. The reason? She receives royal jelly for her entire life, the workers and drones receive it for a few days, bringing them to their stunted maturity, and then only get regular old honey. Queens get royal jelly from the moment they are laid until the day they die.
Royal jelly is a superfood. It’s high in b-vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids, peptides, carbohydrates, proteins, and substances unique royal jelly, like 10-HDA. 10-HDA substance may inhibit vascularization of tumors, i.e. it prevents tumors from getting oxygen and nutrition from the blood.
Royal Jelly may also treat:
- Tiredness and anxiety
- Asthma
- Liver and Kidney Disease
- Arthritis
- Ulcers
- Fertility
- Skin Disorders
- Grey Hair
Royal Jelly is so nutrient dense that it is prescribed for any number of treatments. It is a systemic cure. It makes your entire body healthier.
Sources:
BeeAlive: The Benefits of Royal Jelly
All About Royal Jelly
WebMD: Royal Jelly
Wikipedia: Royal Jelly
