Royal Jelly
The name royal jelly has to do with the fact that the larvae intended for queens feed exclusively on this food which contains the determining factor that transforms the larva from a worker to a queen. The queen been which feeds on royal jelly for the duration of her life, lays 2.5 times its weight in eggs at the time of maximum growth of the swarm. She also lives up to seven years, unlike workers who live from 28 days to four months.
Anyone who feels down and weak without an age limit needs royal jelly.
Effects On The Human Body
It is a rich source of vitamins, minerals and amino acids. It also contains various fatty acids, such as hydroxy, fatty acids, dicarboxylic acids, etc., which are responsible for most of the biological properties of royal jelly, better known as 10-hydroxy- decenoic acid. However, a 4% of its composition remained unknown and a three-year research of the Athens School of Pharmacy identified in the Greek royal jelly substances that are first discovered in any natural product. It is therefore a biologically active substance with multiple pharmacological properties, around which, as expected, several myths have been woven.
Without being a magic elixir, royal jelly is not a simple vitamin supplement, however. For the modern man who deals with a lot and is overwhelmed by stress, while at the same time the quality of his diet and environment are degraded, royal jelly has spectacular effects on the defense (immune system) of his body, his mental and physical well-being and in libido. Recent research has shown that it holds anti-influenza and even anti-cancer properties. It also helps to increase the physical, sexual and mental condition of man and from recent research has shown to have anti-influenza to anti-cancer properties in the vascular, circulatory, genetic-urinary, nervous and dermatological systems.