What are flower pollens?

Flower pollens are a huge number of microscopic small globules, which can be found in the dustbags of the blossom. They represent the male seeds of these blossoms..

What do flower pollens look like?
  Flower pollens come in various shapes and sizes. There are spherical, oval, angular and pyramid-shaped pollen bodies. To differentiate of the variform forms and colours, the pollens are magnified using a microscope. The single pollen grain is so tiny and yet the total number is so tremendously large. For example, a dandelion blossom has got up to 240,000, hazelcatkin 4 million and a corn plant even over 50 million flower pollens.  

The amazing work of the bees!

1 pollen load = 100,000 to 5,000,000 pollen bodies 1 pollen load weighs 5mg and comes from about 80 flowers Each pollen bee carries on average 7mg of pollen About 14,000 flights are necessary to gather 100 grams of pollen

For us humans the flower pollen, the gold of the bees, is an important supplementary food. Nowhere else other than in the flower pollen can one find such a great variety of natural substances. In the human organism it unfolds a generally invigorating, stimulating and constructive effect.
 
  
How much pollen and how to consume it?

Adults: 1 to 2 tsp daily
Children: half of the above (follow instructions for use on the label)
Furthermore, pollen can be put into Yoghurt, porridge, fruit salad or can be dissolved in cold milk.
Fresh pollen “Fresh – Swiss – Pollen” can also be consumed directly.

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