Biological Effects of Royal Jelly

Royal jelly is a natural bee product that stimulates the immune system. It reduces fatigue and helps deal with stress, improves appetite, sleep, and memory, and increases resistance to negative environmental factors. Royal jelly facilitates resistance to viral and chest infections, including tuberculosis. It is recommended for people fighting cancer and those dealing with intense physical exertion or stress. 

The most convenient way of individual dosage of royal jelly is by means of an insulin syringe (without a needle) with millilitre markings. 

What is royal jelly recommended for? 

• Pheumonology. Chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchial asthma, airway allergies.
• Cardiology. Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, myocarditis, hypertension, heart attack, congenital heart disorder, arrhythmia and others. 
• Surgery. Preparation for surgery and rehabilitation. 
• Rehabilitation.
• Hematology. Anemia, blood disorders. 
• Gastroenterology. Gastritis, colitis, ulcer, pancreatitis, cholecystitis, hepatitis. 
• Immunology. Body adaptation, weakened immune system, immunodeficiency. 
• Gynecology and andrology. Complicated pregnancy, climacteric syndrome, male and female infertility, weak sexual activity.
• Gerontology. Prevention of premature aging, geratic changes, atherosclerosis preventive measure. 
• Sports medicine. Preparation for sports events and rehabilitation after overloads. 

Do not take royal jelly if you have:

• Individual intolerance to royal jelly
• Addison disease
• Acute viral infections or acute exacerbation of a chronic disease  

How should you take royal jelly? 

You should take royal jelly once or twice a day, 30 minutes before or 30 minutes after breakfast or lunch. Apply a portion of royal jelly (100 milligrams) under your tongue and slowly dissolve. Try not to swallow. 
The best effect is reached when using royal jelly with other bee products, such as honey, bee pollen, beewax, propolis, wax moth tincture, and drone homogenate.