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Wild Foraged Bee Pollen: Wild Rose & Multi Floral
In ancient times, bee pollen was considered sacred food. The Greeks & Romans donned bee pollen as “life giving dust”. The Egyptians believed it was the secret “ambrosia” that unveiled youth eternal & buried their loved ones with a jar of pollen to aid them in their journey into the afterlife. Native Americans revered bee pollen as a treasured medicine.
Bee Pollen is created through a beautiful reciprocity-dance between bee & flower. Bee pollen consists of the flower’s nectar & pollen, while the worker bee contributes her salivary secretions to it as she collects-this is full of bee medicine. Bee Pollen contains over 250 active substances, including vitamins, amino acids, minerals, and antioxidants. A single teaspoon of bee pollen a day contains:
16 calories
0.24 grams of fat
1.2 grams of protein
2.18 grams of carbohydrates
250 types of nutrients, including vitamins and flavonoids
Bee Pollen can aid in decreasing inflammation in the body, supporting the liver, bolster the immune system & aid in soothing nutritional-related menstrual imbalances. Sprinkle it over yogurt, in smoothies, or eat it straight off of the spoon for your daily dose of bee medicine.
Note: Because we strive to bring you the most raw form of bee pollen possible to preserve its medicinal properties, you may find small impurities within your pollen. More often than not, that’ll be small bits of wax. In rare cases wax worms may be found in a bag of bee pollen. This is not 100% preventable when bee-keeping as naturally as we do, as we simply aren’t willing to jeopardize quality natural products. So, if you do find yourself in possession of a bag of bee pollen that has moth worms in it, email us as tenalachacres@gmail.com & we will refund or replace your bag of pollen at no extra cost.
In ancient times, bee pollen was considered sacred food. The Greeks & Romans donned bee pollen as “life giving dust”. The Egyptians believed it was the secret “ambrosia” that unveiled youth eternal & buried their loved ones with a jar of pollen to aid them in their journey into the afterlife. Native Americans revered bee pollen as a treasured medicine.
Bee Pollen is created through a beautiful reciprocity-dance between bee & flower. Bee pollen consists of the flower’s nectar & pollen, while the worker bee contributes her salivary secretions to it as she collects-this is full of bee medicine. Bee Pollen contains over 250 active substances, including vitamins, amino acids, minerals, and antioxidants. A single teaspoon of bee pollen a day contains:
16 calories
0.24 grams of fat
1.2 grams of protein
2.18 grams of carbohydrates
250 types of nutrients, including vitamins and flavonoids
Bee Pollen can aid in decreasing inflammation in the body, supporting the liver, bolster the immune system & aid in soothing nutritional-related menstrual imbalances. Sprinkle it over yogurt, in smoothies, or eat it straight off of the spoon for your daily dose of bee medicine.
Note: Because we strive to bring you the most raw form of bee pollen possible to preserve its medicinal properties, you may find small impurities within your pollen. More often than not, that’ll be small bits of wax. In rare cases wax worms may be found in a bag of bee pollen. This is not 100% preventable when bee-keeping as naturally as we do, as we simply aren’t willing to jeopardize quality natural products. So, if you do find yourself in possession of a bag of bee pollen that has moth worms in it, email us as tenalachacres@gmail.com & we will refund or replace your bag of pollen at no extra cost.

