Questions about honey

Royal Jelly is another name for royal jelly – the secretion of the pharyngeal and maxillary glands of worker bees. It is called royal due to the fact that the queen bee, the queen, is fed with this secret.

Royal jelly contains 65% water, 14-18% proteins, 9-19% sugars, 1.7-5.7% fats and 1% mineral salts. Also, royal jelly contains hormones, trace elements (including manganese, zinc, cobalt, iron), amino acids, enzymes and vitamins B1, B2, B6, B12 and others.

Pollen perfectly restores performance, helps with fatigue and a decrease in immunity. Pollen is recommended to be taken frequently and for seriously ill people. Also, pollen stimulates wound healing, normalizes sleep, appetite, and improves blood composition. Apitherapists use pollen to treat hypertension, neurosis, diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, liver, and chronic pulmonary diseases.

Polyfloral honey is honey produced by bees from nectar collected from different types of plants (for example: mountain, forest, meadow, taiga honey). Polyfloral honey is also called flower or herb.

Beeswax is a biologically active product with high bactericidal properties. It is used for inflammatory
diseases of the nose, gums, diseases of the oral cavity. Thanks to its vitamin A and emollient properties, beeswax is used to heal wounds and cuts. Wax is also widely used in the beauty industry. Wax is included in many cosmetics because it has anti-aging and emollient properties. Facial mask with wax makes the skin velvety and soft.