Pollen is one of the richest biological substances. It contains all the amino acids existing in live cells, so as vitamins, protides, lipids, sugars and mineral salts.
It is a natural and very complete food complement. Here we offer you pollen in grains - just as the bees bring it to the hives

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Pollen is one of the richest biological substances. It contains most of the elements essential to life on Earth. All amino acids existing in living cells were found in pollen, as well as one of the richest vitamins range of biological origin, proteins, lipids, sugars and minerals.

For all these multiple elements, which act in a marvellous and perfect synergy, pollen has been, for centuries, considered an extraordinary food, unparalleled in nature.

It is mentioned in the Bible, Talmud and Koran and was hailed by ancient authors such as Hippocrates, Pliny and Virgil, for its invigorating powers.
Serramel presents you granulated Pollen that is collected in the hive entrance with the "pollen trap", then dried and kept away from moisture and light until it is packed; and Honey with Pollen consisting of wild lavender honey with about 10% honeycomb pollen (which is the pollen that bees store for later use).

We suggest the daily amount of two teaspoons of granulated Pollen or a tablespoon of Honey with Pollen. Pollen can be used single or combined with other food. It blends very well with juices, yoghurt, milk or tea.

Granulated Pollen should be kept tightly closed, in a cool place and away from sunlight.

Composition of granulated Pollen:

• 25 to 48% - proteins
• 34 to 50% - carbohydrates (fructose, glucose, sucrose and other sugars)
• 6 to 8% - lipids
• 4 to 8% - mineral salts (potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, chlorine, silicon, and others)
• 4 to 7% - water
• Vitamins B, C, and B-carotene
• Enzymes: phosphatase, amylase and invertas