Royal Jelly in Honey 300 Gr Serramel

Royal Jelly in Honey 300 Gr Serramel

In the hive, royal jelly is used to nourish the queen. With remarkable properties, royal jelly is made up of proteins, sugars, hormones, mineral salts and vitamins that make it the best restorative of organic functioning found in nature.
Pantothenic acid – vitamin B5 – is considered a “longevity agent”. Royal jelly is the richest product in pantothenic acid on Earth.
This product is packaged inside a cardboard box as royal jelly is photosensitive and must be stored away from light.
Substance with remarkable properties, the Royal jelly It is a pearly white gelatinous mass composed of proteins, sugars, hormones, mineral salts and vitamins that make it one of the best replenishers of organic functioning in nature.
Pantothenic acid – vitamin B5 – is considered a “longevity factor”. Royal Jelly is the richest product in Pantothenic Acid on Earth.
In the hive, Royal Jelly is used to nourish the queen, who, at the peak of laying, lays up to 2.000 eggs per day, which corresponds to approximately twice her own weight!
As a curiosity, know that the worker and the queen come from identical eggs, with the difference that the egg that will give rise to a worker – a sterile female – will be fed with Royal Jelly only until the larva is three days old and the egg that will give rise to a queen will be fed Royal Jelly until her birth, like a perfect insect, about sixteen days later.
Royal jelly is produced by young workers and comes from their hypopharyngeal and mandibular glands.

Recommended intake
A daily dessert spoon of Honey with Royal Jelly. Keep it under your tongue for a few seconds, which will facilitate the absorption of Royal Jelly by the body.

Composition
Rosemary Honey with 1% fresh Royal Jelly.

Notices
Keep in a cool place and away from light, as Royal Jelly is photosensitive.