Nutripollen Program

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For anyone looking to return to a natural, vitamin-rich diet to rejuvenate their body! Special Nutripollen wellness program for a 3-week regimen. Two 250-gram bee pollen containers to be stored in the freezer upon receipt.

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Description
Description

Fresh bee pollen at the heart of the vegetarian diet

How can you quickly feel good in your body and get back into top form? We return to a natural and vitamin-rich diet to re-energize the body!

Nutripollen is a prime ally to accompany your good resolutions: stop untimely snacking, eat a balanced diet, and get back into sports! It has all the assets to help you tick all these boxes while preserving your drive and good mood.

This superfood combines 3 bee pollens: hawthorn, willow, and rockrose. An ideal synergy to contribute to the intake of plant proteins, essential amino acids, fiber, iron, vitamins B and C, and lactic ferments in a natural, unprocessed matrix. Not to mention the other vitamins and minerals that are also important for your metabolism!

 

Benefits of the three bee pollens

Fresh hawthorn pollen

The richest of all pollens in plant proteins. It provides the body with the proteins and all the limiting essential amino acids necessary for the renewal of muscle tissues and the bone matrix. It also compensates for the limited intake of certain amino acids in vegetarian diets. Also rich in iron, it contributes to the normal formation of red blood cells and hemoglobin.

Fresh willow pollen

The exceptional nutritional density of willow pollen (B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc, and selenium, essential micronutrients) helps protect the body after 50 years of age. Naturally rich in vitamin E, it contributes to the protection of cells against oxidative stress.

Fresh rockrose pollen

The specialist in intestinal well-being. It helps restore inner balance so you feel in top form. Combining the prebiotic action of fiber with the probiotic action of bee-specific lactic ferments, which bring friendly bacteria to our intestinal flora, rockrose pollen is an excellent synbiotic. It allows for better assimilation of the vital micronutrients in our diet.

All these bee pollens, frozen in their fresh state, help provide the body with plant proteins: 100 g of Nutripollen provides 20 g of protein, which is as much as 100 g of beef! Above all, this combination ensures the intake of the 8 essential amino acids, ideal when resuming eating after a fast.

 

Expert opinion

Professor Roch Domerego* recognizes the role of proteins in the body. He proposes combining the richness of hive products with regular physical activity. A simple, natural, and easy-to-implement regimen that allows the body to restructure, regenerate, and firm up. He recommends Nutripollen as part of a vegetarian protein diet.

*A multi-faceted professor, Roch Domerego is one of the leading specialists in apitherapy. He has notably carried out missions for the United Nations and the European Commission.

Ingredients
Ingredients

Hawthorn pollen (Crataegus sp.), Willow pollen (Salix sp.), Rockrose pollen (Cistus sp.). minority of other pollens from the surrounding flora. No colorants or preservatives. Hawthorn pollen grains are harvested between April and May. Predominantly sweet flavor with hints of bitterness. Melting to silky texture. Light yellow color.

Packaging

250 g tray under protective atmosphere. Origin: European Union. Store in the freezer between -15° and -18° C upon receipt.

Fresh bee pollen is a raw, living, highly complete and complex food that degrades very quickly in the air and at room temperature. Pollenergie packages its pollens using a patented process, combining a controlled atmosphere with freezing, allowing them to travel for 7 days at room temperature without any alteration. Once delivered, the pollen can be safely refrozen to guarantee its full nutritional potential.

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Can bee pollen be consumed after the expiration date?

Even if the deadline has passed, don't throw away your pollen! It can be safely consumed if it has been kept in the freezer without interruption—even for a whole year! Also, make sure not to leave your tray open to the air for more than 72 hours. If you have any doubts, give the pollen to your plants: mixed with potting soil or compost, it makes an excellent fertilizer!

BBD vs. Use-By Date: The date indicated on our pollens and other products is a Best-Before Date (BBD). It is indicative: after this period, the product presents no health hazard, but may lose flavor or nutritional effectiveness.

Directions for use
Directions for use

Storing fresh bee pollen

As soon as you receive it, place your pollen tray in the freezer to preserve all its nutritional qualities. It is not necessary to defrost the pollen before tasting it. Thanks to its low water content, the pollen remains melt-in-the-mouth and easy to scoop, even when frozen. You can therefore consume it directly out of the freezer.

How to take bee pollen?

Contrary to popular belief, pollen is not more effective on an empty stomach. The ideal way is to consume it during a light meal to help your body better absorb its entire cocktail of nutrients and probiotics. For daily use, one tablespoon is generally sufficient. However, this dosage may vary according to different profiles:

  • Adults: 1 tablespoon (12 to 15 g) per day. This dose can be doubled for athletes or during an intensive 3-week course.
  • Vegetarians & food lovers: up to 4 tablespoons per day without risk of overdose, as pollen is a natural and non-toxic food.
  • Children (up to 12 years old): 1 teaspoon per day. If they ask for more, the child's appetite remains the best indicator of their needs.
  • Sensitive intestines: start with 1 teaspoon per day for a week to avoid the transit-accelerating effect due to fiber, then increase gradually.

Instinct is a good advisor, and wanting to eat more simply means that we need it.

Can bee pollen be taken continuously?

It is often forgotten, but the pollen collected by bees is a food. There is no risk of toxicity in taking it daily—quite the contrary! Pollen consumption is even recommended for people who wish to naturally support chronic health problems or prevent disorders linked to the body's aging. However, its nutritional richness can sometimes saturate the system; a temporary interruption of the course is then recommended to better resume afterwards.

Errors to avoid

Taking pollen on an empty stomach

Consuming bee pollen on an empty stomach

To better enjoy their benefits without discomfort, it is important to consume Aristée pollens preferably during breakfast (or during a light meal / snack) with fresh fruit or compote. Their richness in enzymes and lacto-ferments can indeed cause bloating, flatulence... And they will also be less well assimilated!

Mixing pollen with hot food

Mixing bee pollen with hot food

To preserve the precious lacto-ferments of fresh pollen, never mix it directly with hot food or drinks. Thermal immersion destroys its enzymes. You can, however, consume a hot drink alongside it: the heat dissipates quickly in the stomach, protecting its nutritional qualities. The important thing: do not mix them before ingestion.

Switching bee pollens from one day to the next

To make the most of the benefits of a floral origin, it is important to follow a consistent course for at least 3 weeks. This allows the body to better absorb its richness for better results on vitality, protection, and well-being. You can then choose another floral origin for the following 3 weeks.

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Data sheet
Data sheet
  • Product Type
    Fresh pollen
  • My needs
    Constipation
    Intestinal balance
    Inflammatory diseases
    Dietary rebalancing
    Malnutrition and deficiencies
    Physical and mental fatigue
    Sport
  • Label
    Non bio

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