Skin Health 
Taking Royal Jelly may help boost collagen production, which is essential for promoting healthier and younger skin. It can help boost wound healing as well if applied topically. Royal Jelly also increases skin moisture, which may benefit patients with dry and damaged skin. Royal Jelly is believed to have anti-ageing, anti-wrinkle and wound healing properties because of its high collagen content, which is essential for skin renewal. You can either take it orally or apply it topically to receive its benefits. It can also be used as an acne treatment or sunscreen. A study conducted by the Department of East-West Medical Science at Kyung Hee University in Korea reported Royal Jelly regulates skin photoaging following exposure to ultraviolet-B radiation. The anti-ageing effects on the skin were assessed by determining the collagen content and epidermal thickness of skin tissue. The level of procollagen type I protein was increased in the subjects that were fed with a dietary supplement containing just 1% Royal Jelly extract. This could indicate that Royal Jelly could protect against skin ageing by enhancing collagen production.

Hair Health
Royal jelly has been used for improving hair health and promoting hair growth. This is due to the high biotin content, a vitamin that promotes the production of keratin. There are numerous hair products in the market that incorporate Royal Jelly for this specific reason.

Male and Female Fertility
Taking Royal Jelly regularly may help regulate hormone levels in the body, with people suffering from hormone imbalance benefitting more from this. Royal jelly may help improve the quality of women’s egg cells, which then increases their chances of getting pregnant. Royal Jelly may benefit men as well, by promoting testosterone level increases.

Brain Food
Recent research indicates Royal Jelly may improve short-term memory because it’s demonstrated to have a beneficial role on neural functions. A study published in Advanced Biomedical Research was designed to examine the effect of Royal Jelly on spatial learning and memory. Because the brain tissue contains a lot of unsaturated fatty acids that are especially vulnerable for free radical attacks, the antioxidant substances found in Royal Jelly can play an important role in prevention and cure of neurodegenerative diseases.

Combats Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) symptoms
Royal Jelly has the ability to mimic human estrogen, which is important for an improved menstrual cycle.10 In a 2014 study, 11 females were given Royal Jelly to deter the effects of premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The results of the study show that Royal Jelly can help minimise the symptoms of PMS.

Immunity & Anti-Histamine
A 2001 study published in the journal International Immunopharmacology, showed Royal Jelly can help boost our immune system. During the study, histamine response to allergens was immediately suppressed, showing that it may help relieve seasonal allergy symptoms. As always more research is still needed to completely validate its allergen-suppressing abilities.

Fights diabetic ulcers 
Diabetics are at high risk of suffering from ulcers in various parts of their body. This is usually characterised by slow healing and an increased risk for infection. Studies suggest that the application of Royal Jelly on diabetic ulcers can help with faster complete skin restoration.

Blood Pressure Regulation 
A 2004 study, it was found that Royal Jelly contains certain peptides that have antihypertensive properties. Patients who suffer from hypertension may benefit from royal jelly supplementation, as it helps normalise high blood pressure.

Probiotics
Royal Jelly appears to have a valuable effect as a source of bifidobacteria, which is the beneficial bacteria that support the health of the gastrointestinal tract, making it a useful probiotic. Clinical studies have associated other beneficial effects, such as immune enhancement and anti-carcinogenicity, with the presence of bifidobacteria in the GI tract. The unique composition of honey suggests that it could enhance the growth, activity and viability of bifidobacteria in fermented dairy products.

The true dangers to Bee’s and all insects are corporation-made pollution (yes it’s not man-made it’s the huge international companies) true we can do our bit and there’s more on that below too.

The stuff that’s being sprayed, the EMF’s going out there, all we can say is look for yourself, rather than getting into a debate about it.

Supporting Bee Product production helps populations, breeding more Bee’s and encouraging more local Beekeepers to start up.

We should not be scared for the Bee’s they are powerful, intelligent creatures. We must simply work with them, creating an environment that supports them, encouraging their populations and working ethically with them.

So working ethically means, we are indeed collecting Royal Jelly which is Queen Bee’s food, but we are encouraging and supporting more production of it. Read below about how you really can make a difference yourself to Bee populations.

You will have heard about the dangers we face with the decline of the Bee population, but you may not know how vitally important this is. We all must live our lives in a way that supports, encourages and perpetuates nature and wildlife. We can take on huge companies who are harming wildlife and nature but right now each of us can make a change that will support the Bees. Heres a simple shortlist.

• Plant bee-friendly flowers and flowering herbs in your garden and yard.
• Weeds can be a good thing for Bee’s so let them come, a lot you can also eat.
• Don’t use chemicals and pesticides to treat your lawn or garden.
• Buy local, raw honey (No longer supporting mass production).
• Sponsor a Hive and also consider buying a Flowhive (Simple & easy to use).