IMPORTANT NOTE: ALWAYS READ THE ENTIRE LABEL TO MAKE SURE THE MEDICINAL HERBAL PRODUCT DOES NOT CONTAIN SOMETHING THAT YOU MAY BE ALLERGIC TO AND WON’T MIX WELL WITH OTHER MEDICATIONS YOU’RE TAKING.
Little known facts
Royal Jelly is a thick, sweet and milky substance a special group of bees, called “nurse bees” secrete to start feeding to an ordinary female bee. This female bee then transforms into the Queen Bee, and grows far bigger than all the others. It’s bizarre that this magic potion is how bees choose their queen. With royal jelly, the queen will be able to lay up to 2,000 eggs at a time.
Royal jelly is full of many vitamins; such as, all of the B vitamins – and its especially high in B-5 and 6. There are also many minerals, enzyme precursors and 8 essental amino acids found in royal jelly.
True effects
There are many effects of royal jelly I’ve experienced since I started taking it. No matter what, I feel incapable of depression. I’ve been feeling happy, and confident instead. That’s pretty amazing, considering my long history of depression.
Bee’s Royal Jelly will help your skin stay healthy, firm and youthful due to an ingredient of collagen. As you know, many people get collagen injections to get rid of wrinkles and other age-related effects on the skin. But this is much more natural, and believe me, royal jelly works.
Royal jelly is also perfect for healthy digestion, and healthy hair.
Due to its natural anti-biotic properties, this magic potion helps cells stay healthy.
It will help treat any menstrual or prostate problems. Royal jelly has proven effective in the balancing of glands and hormones.
Royal jelly helps the body fight infections.
This magic potion also helps relieve any gastroduodenal ulcers (ulcers in the small portion of your intestines).
Disorders, irritations, ailments, and bodily systems treated by Bee’s Royal Jelly
Anxiety
Asthma – This should be self-explanatory. But in case it isn’t, in case you don’t know what it is exactly, I’ll tell you. Asthma is a chronic disease of the respiratory system that constricts a person’s airway. Common symptoms of asthma are wheezing, and coughing.
Bone fractures
Bronchials – Relates to the bronchi. It relates to the plural bronchus. Bronchitis or the inflammation of the mucus membranes inside the bronchi is a condition of bronchial problems. Another is bronchular pneumonia.
Bee Royal Jelly should help you breathe easier.
Reduces cholesterol – Cholesterol is a white, waxy tissue found in animal fats, oils, in bile, blood and egg yolk. It can form the largest part of the most common gallstone.
Depression – Clinical depression is when you have extreme boutes of sadness, melancholy and despair.
Digestive disorders – We haven’t talked about it before, but I thought you should know what exactly digestion is. Digestion is the process in which the body converts foods into everything the body will need, including energy, vitamins, and minerals. Disorders include heartburn, ulcers, dyspepsia, Celiac Disease, and Crohn’s Disease.
Eczema – It’s a general term for cases of skin inflammation. If you have redness, oozing or crusted parts of your skin, you might just have some form of eczema. Bet you wanted to read all about eczema. I’m cruel, but I’m not that cruel.
Energy and stamina
Flu – Influenza or flu is a disease transmitted by coughs or sneezes. Common symptoms are fevers, sore throats, coughing, headaches, fatigue and nasal congestion. There are many different types and names for this bug; among these are the stomach flu, Spanish flu, Asian flu, and even Swine flu.
Gallbladder troubles – Located under the liver, this pear-shaped organ is essential for storing bile. But, every so often this important organ can be host to any number of disorders or diseases. You can have an hourglass condition in which your gallbladder is divided into two functioning halves. You also have a strawberry gallbladder condition in which the organ’s mucosa is red, and dotted with cholesterol.
Herpes – Also known as herpes simplex or even the Herpes simplex virus (HSV), this nasty disease can pop up on your genitals, your lips, just about anywhere on your body. You’ll find fluid-filled blisters and sores on your skin. You’ll experience prodromal systems just before the virus strikes and then, it’ll become blatantly obvious that you’ve got herpes. It begins with irritation of the skin, and itching in the infected areas. Just hope you never catch it.
Hormone imbalances – Hormones are glandular chemical secretions from an organ or part of the body. They are carried through the bloodstream to organs or parts of organs. Hormones can stimulate or retard an organ’s function.
Immune system – Your immune system will help fight off viruses, infections and diseases trying to invade your body.
Impetigo – A contagious skin disease that can lead to the formation of pustules. It can be caused by staphylococci or streptococci.
Insomnia – Simply put, if for whatever reason you just can’t fall asleep or stay asleep, you’re suffering from insomnia.
Kidney disease – Kidneys are the bean-shaped organs used to regulate acid-based concentrations and water balances in the tissues. But this significant organ can be host to any number of diseases or disorders.
Liver disease – The liver is a mult-purpose and extremely helpful organ, but it can be host to a number of diseases and disorders; such as, Hepatitis or inflammation of the liver, Cirrhosis or the formation of fibrous tissue inside the liver, Gilbert’s syndrome or the genetic disorder of the bilirubin metabolism, and Glycogen storage disease II which leads to progressive muscle weakness.
Longevity – There are several definitions for longevity. One definition is the length of someone’s life expectancy.
Mental alertness – Quick thinking.
Menstrual problems – Menstruation is when blood discharges from the uterus. It usually occurs every 4 weeks and lasts from 3 to 5 days in women. In typical menstruation cycles, this process is preceded by ovulation.
Migraine headaches – Simply put, a migraine is a recurrent, intense headache confined to one side of the head. Symptoms are nausea, vomiting and visual problems.
Pancreatitis – Simply put, pancreatitis is an inflammation of the pancreas.
Prostate problems – The prostate gland is a gland similar in size and shape to a chestnut generally found in men. Disorders of the prostrate include hypertrophy or enlargement of the prostrate gland, and prostatitis or simply an inflammation of the prostrate.
Senility – A condition in which the body and mind is deteriorating, causing such problems as dementia. It’s mostly common in the elderly.
Sexual dysfunction – This is simply a malfunction of any kind during the act of sex which could include a loss of arousal, desire, and orgasm.
Shock
Skin disorders – This should be self-explanatory.
Stomach ulcers – You can get ulcers just about anywhere on your body. Ulcers are open sores of the skin, eyes or mucous membranes. They can leave your skin looking like the surface of some dead, alien planet. It’s really not something you’ll ever want to see. Duodenal ulcers can be found on the first portion of the small intestine. Gastric ulcers are found in the area of the stomach. Mouth ulcers are found in or around the mouth.
Herbal First Aide
No home should be without this recipe for an herbal first aide kit.
You must have Aloe Vera. The gel from the plant’s leaves will help in relieving pain, and healing burns and cuts. Believe me, I know this works.
Also, you should have Arnica. Another healing gel that will take the blue out of bruises.
Take Calendula. When taken as a tea, this dry leaf will help clean cuts.
For indigestion, anxiety and insomnia, take some Chamomile in tea form.
You should most definitely take Echinachea if you want to treat the flu or the common cold
Gingeroot is great for relaxing the stomach, killing nausea, and putting an end to motion sickness.
Keep a bottle of Witch Hazel handy to stop infections, and heal minor burns and rashes.
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Herbal Resources
The Herb Book by John Lust
The Prescription for Nutritional Healing by Phyllis Balch
Back to Eden, 2nd Revised Edition by Jethro Kloss & Promise K. Moffet
Children’s Herbal Health by Deanne Tenney
Green Pharmacy Herbal Handbook by James Duke, Ph.D
Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine by Michael Nurray, N.D.
Herbally Yours by Penny C. Royal
A Modern Herbal by Mrs. Grieve
Desk Reference to Nature’s Medicine by Steven Foster and Rebecca L. Johnson
