Every Bodybuilder Should Be Using This?

[gympumpinjunkie]

I have changed my diet around completely I am on a raw vegan diet and NATURAL BEE POLLEN Is a must for bodybuilding here are some facts about BEE POLLEN


Pollen gathered by bees is superior to that obtained directly from flowering plants. The bees are extremely discriminate about selecting the best pollen from the millions of grains that are present. Of these, only two types are found, namely, anemophile pollen grains (which are not collected by bees, and produce allergic reactions) and entomophile pollen grains (which are collected by bees, and possess greater nutrient content). In actuality, entomophile pollen grains have been employed in the successful treatment of airborn pollen allergies. It is apparent that the bees only select those grains of pollen that are rich in all the nutrients, especially nitrogenous materials. The bees mix the pollen grains with a sticky substance that is secreted from their stomachs, which allows the pollen to adhere to their rear legs in "pollen baskets" in order to safely transport it to their hives.

Pollen contains the richest known source of vitamins, minerals, proteins amino acids, hormones, enzymes and fats, as well as significant quantities of natural antibiotics. Most of the known vitamins in pollen exist in perfect proportion, which further enhances their value.

The following quantity of B-Complex vitamins are found in one gram (1,000 milligrams) of fresh raw pollen:

Vitamin B1 (thiamine) 9.2 mg.
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 18.5 mg.
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) 5.0 mg.
Nicotinic acid 200.0 mg.
Pantothenic acid 27.6 mg.
Folic acid 5.0 mg.

These amounts should be increased by 20 to 25 percent for all varieties of dry pollen. All forms of bee pollen contain higher amounts of vitamins B1, B2 and E than found in fruits, berries and green vegetables

The protein content of pollen (including certain peptones and gloculins) ranges from 10 to 35 percent (according to its plant origin), with a mean average of 20 percent. Forty to fifty percent of this may be in the form of free amino acids. All pollens contain the exact same number of 22 amino acids, yet different species produce varying amounts. The amino acids found in whole dry pollen fluctuate between 10 and 13 percent (26.88% protein or albuminous substances). This equals from 5 to 7 times the amino acids found in equal weights of beef, milk, eggs or cheese.

Isoleusine Leusine Lysine Methionine

Meat (beef) 0.93 1.28 1.45 0.42
Eggs 0.85 1.17 0.93 0.39
Cheese 1.74 2.63 2.34 0.80
Pollen 4.50 6.70 5.70 1.82



Phenylalamine Threonine Tryptophane Valine

Meat (beef) 0.66 0.81 0.20 0.91
Eggs 0.69 0.67 0.20 0.90
Cheese 1.43 1.38 0.34 2.05
Pollen 3.90 4.00 1.30 5.70



The quantitative analysis of amino acids (per 100 parts of dry matter) is as follows:


Arginine 5.3% Methionine 1.0%
Histidine 2.5% Phenylalamine 4.1%
Isoleucine 5.1% Threonine 4.1%
Leucine 7.1% Tryptophane 1.4%
Lysine 6.4% Valine 5.8%

These are the amino acids that are most indispensable in our daily diet, and which cannot be manufactured or synthesized in our system. They are also derived from natural sources in a usable form.

Approximately 35 grams of pollen each day will supply all the body's protein requirements. However, only 25 grams of pollen ingested daily will sustain a person in terms of providing sufficient amounts of each of the essential amino acids.

The albuminous substances in bee pollen consist of albumine, globuline, guanine, hypoxanthine, lecithin, nusleine, peptone, vernine and xanthine.

The body will more effectively utilize the protein in food if there is a larger selection of amino acids available.

Bee pollen contains from 10 to 15 percent natural sugars, including fructose, glucose, pentose, raffinose, stachyose and sucrose. These are essentially the same simple natural sugars that are found in honey, and which exist in easily-digested chains and bonds. Many are converted to a predigested form by the enzymatic action of the bee's salivary glands.

The total content of natural sugars in pollen range from 30 to 40 percent; glucose, from 25 to 48 percent; reducing sugars, from 7.5 to 40 percent; and non-reducing sugars, from 0.1 to 19 percent. The non-reducing sugars in the bee-collected pollen average 2.7 percent while the reducing sugars range from 18 to 41 percent, with a mean average of 25 percent. However, the values for both reducing and non-reducing sugars in hand-collected pollen may be approximately the reverse of this. In hand-collected pollen, reducing sugars range from 0 to 7.5 percent and non-reducing sugars may be as much as 22 percent.


Pollen may also contain up to 44 percent of carbohydrates or glucides. The starches found in bee pollen are sometimes combined with other carbohydrates, and may average anywhere from 1 to 22 percent
Bee pollen also contains active antibiotic substances that immediately destroy harmful pathogenic bacteria upon contact.

Pollen enhances the metabolism by creating endless chain reactions throughout the entire system. The essential minerals and other natural elements in bee pollen act as catalysts, and are responsible for the assimilation of that portion of foods which would normally have been eliminated without yielding the energy, essential nutrients and other benefits (which usually occurs on a regular basis with most adulterated foods).

Bee Pollen accelerates the normal cellular processes throughout the entire organism, and acts as a catalyst in order to stimulate intercellular metabolic activities without profoundly modifying normal physiological activity.

Bee pollen also greatly assists the following physiological functions:

accelerates the growth of healthy new cells
promotes increased tissue repair
enhances greater toxic elimination
reduces excessive cholesterol levels
increases low blood pressure
reduces high blood pressure
promotes increased resistance to infection
activates the glands of internal secretion
stimulates increased gastric secretory flows
stabilizes the entire nervous system
improves fertility in women
retards the growth of benign or malignant tumors
eliminates excessive calcium deposits
expels excessive uric acid accumulations
shortens the convalescence time-period
restores normal and healthy appetites
promotes increased growth of skin tissue
counteracts skin wrinkling
regulates all the systemic biological functions
increases calmness and relaxation
retards normal aging effects
promotes increased concentration/memory improvement
retards premature senility
prolongs youthfulness
enhances sexual activity
promotes increased strength, vigor and vitality
provides increased stamina, endurance and energy-levels
promotes a more optimistic outlook on life
provides an overall feeling of well-being

[blacksmith77]

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[asuguy]

at least the OP doesnt have people like this posting on his BodySpace:

"
Mike guest

Oct 13, 2008 9:38am
Hey man, awesome chest, pecs, and nipples. Great Abs/. Can see your pubes, dude. Need those nipples pierced. I did, and its awesome."

[Madevilz]

Originally Posted by asuguy

at least the OP doesnt have people like this posting on his BodySpace:

"
Mike guest

Oct 13, 2008 9:38am
Hey man, awesome chest, pecs, and nipples. Great Abs/. Can see your pubes, dude. Need those nipples pierced. I did, and its awesome."

i lol'ed!!

[Oddball8945]

lolz mmmm pollen

[NPC-Ohio]

Originally Posted by Oddball8945

lolz mmmm pollen

I like pb n honey....

[veganmuscle_]

Vegan and Bee Pollen?.....that's a direct contradiction!

[blacksmith77]

Originally Posted by asuguy

at least the OP doesnt have people like this posting on his BodySpace:

"
Mike guest

Oct 13, 2008 9:38am
Hey man, awesome chest, pecs, and nipples. Great Abs/. Can see your pubes, dude. Need those nipples pierced. I did, and its awesome."

What can I say? Gay fanbase to go with the million other types
U mad cus I weigh the same as you at a shorter height and leaner?

[Muchizo]

Beat to the point, but I'll say it anyways. Using products taken from animals makes you not a vegan. Honey, bee pollen and lots of other stuff is off the list.

[asuguy]

Originally Posted by blacksmith77

What can I say? Gay fanbase to go with the million other types
U mad cus I weigh the same as you at a shorter height and leaner?

you should add stuff to your profile bro like stats n stuff.

[alan aragon]

I take my bee pollen with my waxy maize & bcaaize.

[hooked4life]

i just rub it all over whatever bodypart i want a pump from. that UPS thread made me run out of BEE POLLEN tho.

very sad

[zhouaznbrass]

Originally Posted by asuguy

you should add stuff to your profile bro like stats n stuff.

you should add stuff to your profile bro like pics n stuff.

jus sayin..

[in10city]

brb, sticking head in flower bed.

[backherms]

Originally Posted by hooked4life

i just rub it all over whatever bodypart i want a pump from. that UPS thread made me run out of BEE POLLEN tho.

very sad

LOL

[asuguy]

Originally Posted by zhouaznbrass

you should add stuff to your profile bro like pics n stuff.

jus sayin..

sure thing Bruce Lee.

[Anticrombie315]

Originally Posted by veganmuscle_

Vegan and Bee Pollen?.....that's a direct contradiction!

No it isn't.

[Heavy_Beats]

Originally Posted by Anticrombie315

No it isn't.

http://www.vegetus.org/honey/honey.htm

Bees are not plants and vegans can only eat or use products from plants.

[Dr. Horse]

"WON'T SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE BEES!!??"

[gympumpinjunkie]

Originally Posted by Heavy_Beats

http://www.vegetus.org/honey/honey.htm

Bees are not plants and vegans can only eat or use products from plants.

Pollen is not honey pollen is collected from flowers by Bees and taken back to the hive and pollen collectors have a trap at the entrance to the hive and it makes the pollen fall off the back of the Bees legs

[bodydropcris]

yea no honey for vegans, it promotes bee torture and slavery....