Royal jelly

Royal jelly is a creamy substance that is secreted from the hypopharyngeal glands in the heads of young worker bees. It is intended to feed all the larvae in the colony including those destined to become workers. Its name comes from the fact that larvae that are intended to become queen as well as adult queens are nourished exclusively with large quantities of this food.

A substance in royal jelly plays the most improtant role in the transformation of a worker bee to a queen.

Royal Jelly...

• helps in the confrontation of rheumatic arthritis.
• is applied in pediatrics.
• helps decrease blood pressure.
• cures constipation.
• improves general disposition, increases ability to work, and appetite, and finally it helps individuals acquire more mental and body power.
• has antiseptic and germicide attributes.
• is applied in the treatment of chronic kidney deficiency.
• is a beneficial therapeutic means for the protection of gums from bleeding.
• arouses the suprarenal glands which results in the excretion of hormones that are related to the metabolism of carbohydrates.
• has beneficial effects on certain types of skin, Also it helps in the battle of lupus erythematosus, facial erythema and other skin diseases.
• contains sexual hormones that helps men improve their sexual life and increase their muscular power. For women it contributes considerably in lactation after birth and in the regeneration of skin offering a shiny complexion and beauty.

According to bibliography the daily consumption of royal jelly amounts to 120 up to 180 thousandths of a gram, often reaching half and in exceptional cases one gram. For children the dose should not exceed 1/10 of a gram.

ATTENTION: Under no circumstances does the above information replace any type of subscribed medication. Patients should always consult their doctors.

Other products of Olympic Apiculture are: honey, pollen, royal jelly, propolis, wax, biologically produced pollen and royal jelly.