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“Bee Pollen is a superior, quick and easy way to add servings of produce to your diet. One to two teaspoons of bee pollen is equivalent to a hearty serving of vegetables. So if you’re always on the go, or if you don’t eat all the fruits and vegetables you should, a tablespoon of bee pollen per day is a quick and easy way to dramatically improve your diet. It’s a good choice for the ill and elderly, too, who perhaps can’t cook, chew or digest large amounts of produce.” (Broadhurst p.12, 2000)
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“If you’re new to trying pollen, use fresh, soft granules – and, to begin, take only a few granules at a time to make sure you’re not allergic to it. Allergies to bee pollen are no more common than allergies to other foods, but they do occur. Be especially cautious if you already know you’re allergic to bee stings. If you have no adverse reaction, increase your pollen intake slowly up to a table-spoonful. One to three tablespoons per day is a good range for long-term consumption.” (Broadhurst p.12-13, 2000)
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“Chewing pollen granules or tablets is the best way to eat pollen. If you can’t get used to the taste, however, mix the pollen with other food, or swallow it whole with a ‘chaser’ of something you do enjoy.” (Broadhurst p.13, 2000)
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“Try mixing bee pollen granules with nut butter and dry milk or hot sugar-free cocoa mix. Form the mix into balls or discs and refrigerate to harden. Or you can add bee pollen to a serving of trail mix or granola. Pollen can also be added to blender drinks and smoothies, but don’t try this unless you like the taste of pollen – a little bit goes a long way!” (Broadhurst p.13, 2000)
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“Here are some other options, especially recommended for children, and for adults with a strong sweet tooth: Try sweetened, chewable pollen tablets and wafers; flavors include orange, honey and vanilla. A number of snack and sports nutrition bars also contain bee pollen (these typically contain less than one gram of pollen, however, whereas a tablespoon of pollen weighs 10 to 14 grams).” (Broadhurst p.13, 2000)
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