Bee Alive is a direct-to-consumer company that began doing business in November
1984, nearly 25 years ago!
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What is Royal Jelly?
Royal
Jelly is a
natural substance from the bee hive that has been used by people throughout
the world for energy, stamina, and vitality. Royal Jelly is composed of trace
amounts of many wonderful nutrients and nutritious, biologically-active
compounds. Some of the naturally occurring nutrients in Royal Jelly are:
B complex
vitamins
amino acids
(building blocks of protein)
minerals like
calcium, magnesium, potassium, and zinc
lipids,
including fatty acids and phospholipids
peptides
carbohydrates
(monosaccharides and disaccharides)
nucleic acids
10-HDA (a
compound unique to Royal Jelly)
One of the reasons Royal Jelly is so precious is it can't be
duplicated in a laboratory; it can only be hand harvested from
beehives. We only use fresh Royal Jelly — straight from the
bee hive — it’s not freeze dried like most other brands. We believe that
using fresh Royal Jelly makes our product superior.
Why Bee Alive Royal Jelly?
Bee Alive Royal Jelly is as
close to nature as possible. Freeze-drying removes all the moisture from the
product, thereby reducing it to a crystallized powder. By taking out this
significant amount of moisture, we believe the quality of Royal Jelly is
compromised. And, it has been shown that freeze-drying contributes to and
accelerates the degradation of Royal Jelly over time. Royal Jelly is a very
delicate substance and needs to be handled with care. At Bee-Alive we treat
Royal Jelly with the same respect that nature does. That’s why we only use
the highest quality non-freeze dried Royal Jelly in our Royal Jelly Energy
and Essentials Dietary Supplements.
The Queen Bee's Story - where Royal Jelly comes from...
The Queen Bee’s story begins in the hive where
each little bee starts out genetically identical. But, as nature would have it,
only one bee is selected to feed on Royal Jelly … and that bee grows into a
beautiful Queen Bee who lives for up to approximately six years. Worker bees,
which eat only honey and pollen, live for approximately six weeks! The only
difference between the two is the Royal Jelly.