What does it do?

    When royal jelly is fed to other insects and animals they grow more rapidly, live longer, and exhibit increased reproduction. Athletes and other people report increased stamina and general well-being, often within two weeks of adding royal jelly to their diets. Many other health claims have been made, such as: increased appetite, toned and strengthened skin, relief for weak and tired eyes, rejuvenation of the aged, relieved or eliminated arthritis, renewed power of memory, and it helps nervous, vascular, and glandular disorders such as diabetes, sterility in women, impotence in men, and degenerative diseases

More facts about Royal Jelly 

• Royal Jelly is rich in Vitamins A, C, D, E and B Complex

• Royal Jelly contains the following minerals: Calcium, Copper, Iron, Phosphorous, Potassium, Silicon, Sulfur

• Royal Jelly is rich in Pantothenic Acid (part of the Vitamin B Complex). Pantothenic Acid has shown evidence of being useful in bone and joint disorders, such as arthritis.

• WARNING - People who are susceptible to allergies may be sensitive to Royal Jelly.

Production of Royal Jelly

     In the first place, Royal Jelly is not manufactured by any person.  It has to be stolen from the bees, in minute quantities after the bees are induced by beekeepers to produce it, by kidnapping their Queen; a painstaking process usually accompanied by the penalty of dozens of stings.

     Royal Jelly is the result of teamwork and is produced only in a health colony, with the combined effort of from 40 to 80 thousand bees.  The minute secretions of Royal Jelly are gathered and stored in the new Queen cells built especially for this purpose by the bees -- or grafted by man -- to create a new Queen and save the colony from extinction.

For more information about Royal Jelly

call  ' - 1 - 416 - 633 9832 - Laurian P. -Toronto Canada

or Email at  info@azsromania.org