If you're curious about how to eat bee pollen, know this: It differs significantly from honey, the sticky stuff you're likely more familiar with, as well as other edible bee products, including ...

Stakich Inc now offers 100% pure and all-natural bee pollen products, from bee pollen granules, bee pollen powder to bee pollen capsules and many more. TROY, MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES, March 31 ...

Bee pollen may help reduce gum inflammation and maintain healthy levels of microbes naturally found in your mouth, which is why bee pollen is sometimes added to natural oral care products like ...

The FDA is testing other bee pollen weight loss products suspected to contain undeclared drugs. The FDA also noted that many bee pollen products make unproven claims about treating or preventing a ...

You don’t have to be allergic to bees or bee products to experience an allergic reaction to bee pollen, said Dr. Brian Schroer, pediatric allergist at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital.

Because products can have different levels of nutrients depending on the bee pollen’s source, follow dosage instructions provided by your doctor and report any negative side effects.

Bee pollen is a natural product, and there is the possibility of contamination during collection by the insects, such as mold from decomposing plants. This substance could potentially contaminate ...

Bee pollen shouldn’t be confused with other bee products such as honey, royal jelly, or honeycomb. These products may not contain pollen or may include other substances.

Bee pollen is cropping up in everything from food items to skincare products to holistic remedies. For consumer products, it’s taken from the flowers of plants including buckwheat, maize, pine ...

A 2016 study published in the Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences found that bee products, including bee pollen, helped rats heal from liver damage. Researchers think that this is linked to the ...

Bee pollen falls into the category of what’s known as “nutraceuticals,” Wasserman says, a food that’s supposed to have a medical benefit, to cure a known medical disease.