Golden Bee Pollen Honey Tonic

Wild Indigo Homegrown Apothecary · Diagon Apiary Three ingredients, three very different jobs. Raw honey brings sweetness and naturally occurring polyphenols, bee pollen brings concentrated nutrients, and apple cider vinegar gives the tonic its bright acidic backbone. Ingredients Raw honey, bee pollen and apple cider vinegar. Food Tradition & Research Notes Raw honey · traditional throat-soothing food. Human studies have examined honey for cough frequency and sleep during upper-respiratory infections in people over age 1. Honey also contains naturally occurring polyphenols, but the exact profile varies with floral source. Bee pollen · concentrated bee-gathered food. Bee pollen contains protein, amino acids, lipids, vitamins, minerals and polyphenols, with composition that changes depending on the plants the bees visited. Laboratory research is extensive, while strong human clinical evidence for specific health outcomes is still limited. We would rather tell you that plainly than dress it up as a miracle powder. Apple cider vinegar · fermented food & metabolic research. Small human studies have examined vinegar with meals in relation to post-meal glucose response and satiety. Results vary, and ordinary food use should not be treated as equivalent to a medical treatment. 🍯 How to Use Enjoy by the spoonful, stir into water or tea, or add a little golden tang to drinks and dressings. Shake or stir if the pollen settles. 🌿 What You Won’t Find Here Artificial colors Artificial flavors Synthetic fillers Unnecessary additives Please note: This product contains raw honey and bee pollen and is not vegan. Important: Bee pollen may trigger allergic reactions, especially in people with pollen or bee-product allergies. Contains raw honey and should not be given to children under 1 year of age. Research notes refer to studies of individual ingredients and preparations that may differ substantially from this tonic. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.