Bee Pollen – A Summary
Bee pollen is a highly nutrient dense food. As a result, it can be very beneficial in dealing with health issues that are either caused or aggravated by a poor diet. The composition of bee pollen can vary greatly because plant pollen sources vary by location throughout the world, as well as by season and by year in a given locality.
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