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Queen bees are made, not born, and their feeding with royal jelly is the key to that process. Without Royal Jelly, queen bees would fail to develop properly. Royal Jelly is a thick, extremely nutritious, milky-white, creamy liquid secreted by the hypopharyngeal glands of the nurse bees. Queen bees live exclusively on royal jelly and it accounts for their incredible size and longevity.
On average, Queen bees are 42 percent larger and weigh 60 percent more than the worker bees. Amazingly, they live 40 times longer than worker bees and queen bees will produce 2,000 eggs per day.
Royal jelly is a very rich source of proteins and contains eight essential amino acids, important fatty acids, sugars, sterols and phosphorous compounds as well as acetylcholine.
It also contains gamma globulin, known to stimulate the immune system and fight off infections and Royal jelly is high in the B vitamin pantothenic acid, recognized for its ability to reduce stress levels. It also supplies the minerals, calcium, copper, iron, phosphorous, potassium, silicon and sulfur. |
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