Flavanol, resveratrol and lycopene (antioxidants) found in bee pollen help ward off inflammation and infections. Bee pollen can support your pet’s energy needs, digestion, muscle strength, and immune health. By giving your dog a small dose of pollen, it helps to desensitize your dog to certain allergens.īee pollen has a huge portfolio of health benefits, due to its incredibly dense nutrient profile. This acts as allergy protection, and when consumed regularly can help to reduce allergy symptoms and allergic reactions in dogs. Another benefit of bee pollen is for dogs with seasonal allergies (not to be confused with sensitivities or intolerances - when a dog has an allergy, their immune system reacts, whereas with an intolerance, the digestive system is effected.) Bee pollen contains Quercetin, which is a natural antihistamine.
Bee pollen is also high in essential fatty acids, 70% of which are Omga-3 fatty acids, and 5% that are Omega-6. It’s high in phosphorus, chromium, selenium, cobalt, niacin, potassium, zinc, iron, and folic acid. Packed with vitamins, minerals, proteins and fats, bee pollen is made up of 35% protein and 50% carbohydrates. During ancient times, people throughout the world used bee pollen for its health-sustaining properties and it is still used today for its rejuvenative properties.īee pollen has one of the most complete nutrient profiles in the world.
Bee Pollen is a fine powder-like material produced by honey bees from flower pollen mixed with nectar and bee secretions. Pollen are bees' primary food source and are concentrated in bioactive plant compounds and nutrients.
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