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Honey Heightens Athletic Performance

• By Harald Franzen on April 4, 2001

If you've been buying sports gels to keep you going during your workout, you might want to try honey instead. According to findings presented today at the annual Experimental Biology conference, honey delivers a significant performance boost to athletes during strenuous exercise.

"Numerous studies have singled out carbohydrates as a critical nutrient in endurance exercise," says principal investigator Richard Kreider of the University of Memphis Exercise and Sport Nutrition Laboratory. "Most of the studies to date have shown supplementation with glucose to provide the extra staying power. We were pleased to find that honey, a 'cocktail' of various natural sugars, performed just as well."

The team let nine competitive male cyclists cycle for 64 kilometers each week for three weeks, feeding them honey, dextrose gel or a flavored, calorie-free placebo. Participants received 15 grams of that supplement along with 250 milliliters of water before they raced and then every 16 kilometers while cycling.

Both the honey and the dextrose gel led to better times and more cycling power among the athletes, as compared with the placebo¿s effects. While the dextrose gel slightly outperformed honey, the difference was negligible, leading the researchers to conclude that honey can be a natural and effective carbohydrate source for endurance athletes.

BENEFITS OF STINGLESS BEE POLLEN

Stingless Bee Pollen benefits us in many ways especially for women beauty care and treating inflammation. Stingless bee pollen is also known as Beebread. Stingless bees only produce honey, pollen, and Propolis. Larva of stingless bees and their queens are fed using pollen. Pollen is collected and foraged by stingless bee from flowers and tiny inflorescences. After collected it, a stingless bee will pack the pollen on their legs for bringing it back to their hive as food for the colony. A worker (female stingless bee) will take it off and mix it with honey and secretions released from their gland. After that, it will be stored in an egg-shaped pot made up of propolis. Pollen is stored and consumed by stingless bee themselves including their queens – in larger amount – as a protein source.
Aside from protein, pollen is also rich in free amino acids, and vitamins, including B-complex, phenolic compounds, and folic acid.

LET’S LOOK INTO STINGLESS BEE POLLEN BENEFITS

1. INCREASE STAMINA & ENDURANCE LEVEL
Vitamins and minerals contained in stingless bee pollen are rich in carbohydrates, protein and B vitamins which are a great source to provide us energy for our daily tasks and can help keep us going all day long.

2. TREAT INFLAMMATION
Stingless bee pollen is also high in anti-inflammatory properties which can help to treat inflammation such as ulcer.

3. CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM & BLOOD CIRCULATION SYSTEM
Stingless bee pollen also contains antioxidant properties, bioflavonoid and other minerals that can help us to strengthen our capillaries, blood vessels, generate new blood cells, circulatory problems and regulate our cholesterol levels.

4. A NATURAL SKIN CARE
Amino acids and vitamins found in pollen are important in generating new cells. Stingless bee pollen is also high in anti-aging properties that can help to slow down aging processes for women and prevent premature aging of the cells and stimulates the growth of new skin tissue. Stingless bee pollen helps to reduce wrinkles and make your skin smoother and healthier.

5. Weight management
Stingless bee pollen is also an excellent source for those who wants to maintain and control their weight. Stingless bee pollen has low calories and contains the amino acid that acts as an appetite suppressant and helps to detox and cleanse our body.

6. FERTILITY & MENOPAUSE TREATMENT
Stingless bee pollen plays an important role in stimulating and restoring ovarian function, to regulate menopause cycle and reduce the menopause effects. Stingless bee pollen can also help to accelerate pregnancy chances for those who have infertility problems.

7. TREAT ALLERGIES
Stingless bee pollen is also an effective natural bee product for treating allergies.

8. STRENGTHEN IMMUNE SYSTEM
Stingless bee pollen also contains a high level of antibiotics which helps to increase our body immunity from illnesses.

9. ENHANCE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Stingless bee pollen contains enzymes that can aid our digestion system and to detoxicate unnecessary waste from our body.

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Stingless Bee Honey: The Highly Nutritious Honey & A Mother Medicine Stingless bees are the bees (meliponines) that don’t sting (yes, they usually don’t unless the enemies don’t mess with them) and produce highly nutritious honey loaded with medicinal benefits.

STINGLESS BEE HONEY AND ITS BENEFITS FOR HEALTH, FITNESS

Stingless bee honey has a range of nutrients and higher nutritional value compared to sting honey bees, Stingless bee honey has a slightly sour taste.
Stingless Bees collect resin in the forest as a source of food to bring back to the nest. Resin forest trees that contain antioxidants, this is the body’s internal cleansing agent that helps stimulate human immune cells.
Stingless Bee Honey is called MOTHER MEDICINE and an increasing number of traditional practitioners and researchers do suggest its use. The known benefits, for regular consumption of stingless bee honey are:

In terms of health Treating Diabetes Cures Asthma Cures Arthritis (Arthritis) Overcome Hepatitis Treat Bladder Infection Heal Ulcers Improve Health of Eye and Eye sight. Overcoming Dental Pain Reduce Cholesterol Cures Gout Cures Cold & Cough Cures Stomach Pain Copes with diarrhea Copes with Heart Disease Improve Blood Circulation Blood Cleansing Overcome High Blood Pressure Overcome Low Blood Pressure Overcome inflammation of the gums or mouth Treat inflammation of the larynx (throat) Copes with Cold & Flu Treat Skin Infection. Cures Cancer Cures Immunologists Stabilize Menstruation Overcome Infertility Improve Body Immunity System Increase Breast Milk Production Improve Health of Unborn Child Heals wound in Stomach/ Uterus
– Cures Rheumatism

In terms of fitness. Overcome Sleep problems (Insomnia) Overcome Obesity overcome Fatigue Increase Stamina Increase Men Sexual Stamina Facilitating The Birth Process Increasing Appetite Improves Brain Function

For Women
Improves the menstrual cycle and restore menstrual Overcome difficulty to sleep at night Honey can be made facial mask to smooth and whiten skin Provides more energy Increase metabolism A “Super food” and the best “multivitamins”. Organic beauty products for interior and exterior
for Men: Improves blood circulation throughout the body Provide quick energy Reduce fatigue and joint pain Improve Potency Sleep soundly at night “Super food” and “multivitamins” are not in the process and organic
Honey is also restorative after an illness and said to sooth pain, act as antiseptic, hasten healing, relieve cough and be effective in curing burns, carbuncle, boils and diabetic wounds.

WHY STINGLESS BEE HONEY IS ABLE TO TREAT DISEASES AND BEAUTY CARE
Stingless Bee honey certainly has a lot of nutrients because it is smaller than normal bee, it can suck the nectar from the flowers to the deepest space. As a result, collected honey contains many vitamins and minerals. Among the important materials produced kelulut is propolis. Propolis is produced by bees through saliva mixed with his food such as pollen, bark, shoots of trees and flowers. Young bees and cocoons of Stingless Bee are very sensitive to virus attack, fungal and insect pests. To keep the nest clean , sterile and in controlled conditions, Stingless Bee produces propolis which serves as an antifungal, antiviral and antibacterial properties.
The benefits of propolis is it contains all 16 amino acids, glucose, vitamins A, B, C, D and E, bioflavonoids and minerals. Bioflavanid is good to improve and repair systems of the human body.

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