Non-organic pollens

Frozen fresh pollen: the hive’s living superfood

Looking for a natural way to boost your vitality? Discover fresh frozen pollen—the purest and most complete form of bee products. Unlike the dried pollen commonly found in stores, fresh pollen preserved through freezing retains all of its active ingredients, lactic acid bacteria, and heat-sensitive vitamins.

It is a true concentrate of life, carefully harvested by bees in the heart of unspoiled regions, to offer you the best of apitherapy.

Why choose fresh pollen over dried pollen?

Although drying pollen is useful for storage at room temperature, it destroys a large portion of the lactic acid bacteria and fragile enzymes. The process of freezing immediately after harvest preserves the nutrients in their original state.

The benefits of freezing while fresh:

• Preservation of micronutrients: vitamins (particularly B vitamins) and antioxidants remain intact

• Rich in lactic acid bacteria: essential for the balance of gut flora

• Texture and taste: a melt-in-the-mouth texture and floral aromas that are much more intense than in the dried version

• Bioavailability: nutrients are more easily absorbed by the body

The Benefits of a Pollen Regimen

Eating fresh pollen provides your body with a unique nutritional blend of plant-based proteins, essential amino acids, and minerals.

• Boosting immunity: ideal during seasonal changes to protect the body

• Vitality and energy: helps reduce physical and mental fatigue

• Digestive balance: thanks to its natural probiotics, it has a positive effect on the gut microbiota

• Protection for the body, inside and out: its high antioxidant content helps combat oxidative stress

Did you know? Each type of pollen (rockrose, willow, hawthorn, chestnut) has specific properties. Rockrose pollen is known for its benefits for intestinal health, while willow pollen supports eye health and prostate health.

How should you consume and store your fresh pollen?

To get the most out of its benefits, we recommend taking one tablespoon every morning with breakfast. We suggest sprinkling it on fresh fruit salad, yogurt or cottage cheese, muesli, or a smoothie.

Preservation

Fresh pollen should be stored exclusively in the freezer. Because of its low water content, it does not freeze into a solid block. You can take your daily dose and immediately return the container to the freezer. It also withstands short trips at room temperature during delivery very well thanks to its modified atmosphere packaging.