Royal Jelly is the food of the Queen Bee in the beehive.

500 mg. Freeze-dried Capsules 75 caps in zip $12.00

50 g. Frozen Keep frozen  $20.00

25 g. Freeze-dried Powder Freeze dried powder   $10.00

Young nurse bees produce this gelatinous fluid in the hypopharangeal gland located in the brain cavity.  In the beehive, the only difference between the raising of a queen and a female worker is the diet in which the larvae is fed.  The queen is fed Royal Jelly, from the beginning of its development, when it is chosen as an egg to be nurtured to a queen, to its end, which can be some 7 years later, compared to the female worker, whose lifespan is only about 6 weeks.  The queen is fed only royal jelly for it's entire life and along with the conventional feeding by the mouthparts, the royal jelly is administered to the queen bee by the nurse bees licking her body and the Royal Jelly being absorbed.  If the Queen requires Royal Jelly, she will suck it directly from the gland in the brain of the bee in which it is produced!

As with all products of the beehive, it is recommended to include Royal Jelly in your diet on a regular basis like any other healthful food.  It has a white, milky, gelatinous texture and the taste is pungent and sour Of equal value to you is the freeze-dried Royal Jelly, encapsulated for easy addition to your daily nutritional regimen.  mix it together with honey. For even higher nutritional value, a mixture of  Royal Jelly, bee pollen and propolis in a base of Vitamin E would provide a whole dietary supplement.

Royal Jelly is manufactured in the glands of the nurse bees from bee pollen. The resulting jelly is high in natural hormone and offers an abundance of B-Vitamins - including thiamine, riboflavin, pyridoxine, niacin, pantothenic acid, biotin, inositol, and folic acid --  and Vitamins A, C, and E.  With 22 amino acids, Royal Jelly is a highly concentrated source of rich proteins including cystine, lysine and arginine. 

Royal Jelly provides important fatty acids, sugars, sterols, phosphorus compounds and acetylcholine, important in the transmission of nerve messages and assists in production of glandular secretions.  Royal Jelly is rich in nucleic acids, which include DNA and RNA, the very stuff of which life is made.  Gelatin, one of the precursors of collagen is another component of Royal Jelly. Collagen is a powerful anti-aging element that gives us a youthful appearance and skin elasticity.  Royal Jelly has been regarded for centuries as a contributing factor to human longevity and a healthful life, 
especially as the body ages.  Royal Jelly is high in natural hormone, which accounts for its ability to correct numerous hormonal imbalances such as menopause and menstrual problems.  Royal Jelly is found in many cosmetics around the world for this addition of collagen to their creations.  The presence of gamma globulin, an infection-fighting and immune-stimulating factor, has been documented in Royal Jelly.  Not surprisingly, Royal Jelly also contains decanoic acid, which exhibits strong antibiotic activity against many bacterial and fungal infestations.  If Royal Jelly did not have this built-in antibiotic factor, science points out, the nutritive richness of the 
Royal Jelly would provide an excellent growing medium for all kinds of harmful microbes.