White Cistus Pollen

For an intensive cure, take 3 tablespoons each day for 21 days. It can be renewed as often as necessary. It is equally beneficial to integrate it as a regular part of your diet.

Yes, in all cases cistus pollen is ok for consumption, however it should only be given to children ages three and up with adult supervision. 

Yes, a typical pollen allergy poses no problem to the consumption of this bee product. The most common form of this allergy is provoked by airborne pollen, from trees and plants that evolved to diffuse pollen spores via wind and air, which people then inhale. Bee-collected pollen comes from vegetation that uses insects to diffuse their pollen, and are thus not known to cause the same allergic reactions. However, if you are at risk of specific food or bee allergies, it is important to consult your doctor before consuming this pollen.

You can store the jar, well closed, at room temperature in a dry, dark space.

Frozen pollen, despite its reputation for higher nutrient preservation, actually has about 3-5 times as much water content as dried pollen. In this sense, it is only really better than pollen dried under very bad conditions (variable or extreme temperature, exposure to sunlight, etc.). Our Hydroplus® drying method uses a highly controlled mix of low heat and ventilation, at or around the natural temperature of a beehive, to optimize the nutritive value of pollen as well as retain a softer texture. This makes sure you get the best possible bee product, without the ecological impact of cold chain storage and transport needed.  

No. This is a 100% pure bee product.