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Using bee pollen to heal a swollen prostate
I think bee products shouldn’t be overlooked.
Honey, bee pollen, propolis, and a couple of others carry great value in terms of health.
They contain a lot of bio-compounds that are very beneficial for bodies.
That’s why I go to a local beekeeper to buy all kinds of bee products every month.
They boost my energy and testosterone levels and they taste amazing.
Today’s study shows another amazing benefit of bee pollen for the prostate.
I think this is really important – especially in this day and age, where many men have prostate issues.
This study was conducted at Georg-August University, Germany. It was published in the British Journal of Urology.
The researchers tested bee pollen for chronic prostatitis syndrome.
This condition can cause pain and discomfort in the prostate area – and problems with urination.
90 patients participated in the study.
They were given 1 tablet of bee pollen extract 3 times a day for 6 months.
The researchers used different tests to measure the effectiveness of the treatment.
- A digital rectal examination (DRE) of the prostate
- A uroflowmetry test
- The presence of bacteria and white blood cells in the urine
- Complement C3/ceruloplasmin in the semen
These are all important markers of prostate health.
The patients were divided into 2 groups:
Those without complicating factors (72 patients) and those with complicating factors (18 patients).
Complicating factors are other conditions that can make chronic prostatitis syndrome more challenging to treat…
… such as urethral strictures, prostatic calculi, and bladder neck sclerosis.
The results will make you go to your local shop and buy some bee pollen…
In the 1st group, the symptoms and signs improved after taking bee pollen.
Of these patients, 36% were cured of their symptoms and signs.
And 42% showed significant improvement in their urine flow and…
… the level of white blood cells in their urine and semen (a really good sign.)
“In the group without CFs, 56 (78%) had a favorable response; 26 (36%) were cured of their symptoms and signs, and 30 (42%) improved significantly with an increase in flow rate, a reduction in leukocyturia in the post-prostate massage urine (VB3) and a decrease in complement C3/ceruloplasmin in the ejaculate.”
However, in the 2nd group (severe prostatitis), only 1 patient showed a response to the treatment.
This means bee pollen couldn’t cure SEVERE prostatitis – only the milder ones.
Bee pollen was side-effect free.
“Bee pollen extract was well tolerated by 97% of patients.”
The researchers say that bee pollen is an effective treatment for chronic prostatitis syndrome.
However, if a patient does not show improvement within 3 months of treatment…
…this may indicate that their prostatitis is severe and requires additional measures.
“In the patients with CFs only 1 patient showed a response. Complicating factors should be considered in patients who fail to respond to treatment within 3 months.”
Anyway, I think bee pollen is a fantastic supplement.
It contains valuable minerals and enzymes.
If you experience problems with your prostate, you should give it a try.
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