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It would be so ironic if I bought bee bread and survived all those plagues, just to get hit by a meteor. Apart from that, thank you for your the input, Raincloak . I am interested in pollen as it is (I really hope it is) fully natural, with no additives or preservatives or anything artificial at all. I was about to ask whether it is possible to manipulate the work of bees but actually nothing will surprise me these days. Anyway, I am recommended to take 30-40 grams of it per day for about two months and then take a month of rest inbetween. To be honest, I am in quite good shape now (6ft 3 and I weigh around 180lbs) and apart from the regular visit to the gym I also swim, climb and cycle. The reason I am interested in bee pollen is that it (supposedly) speeds up recovery and improves overall body condition.

Hi! A friend of mine uses a natural supplement called bee bread (naturally fermented bee pollen). He contends it is very potent and beneficial for any kind of sports and a few academic researches I've found seem to support his thesis. I consider trying it as well, but it is not exactly cheap, so I am still doubtful.Has anyone tried it themselves and if yes, what are your experiences and opinions? It also undergoes natural fermentation in hives, so could it supplement a paleo diet? Thank you.