While bee pollen shows some potential as a treatment for certain conditions, there have been some serious, although rare, side effects reported. Learn more.

Bee pollen falls into the category of what’s known as “nutraceuticals,” Wasserman says, a food that’s supposed to have a medical benefit, to cure a known medical disease.

“I think bee pollen made my (cherry emoji) grow,” she captioned the video, showing herself in a black Skims bra while holding a bee pollen drink in one hand and her supplements in the other.

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This bee product lends a delightful crunch to yogurt, overnight oats, salads, and more. If you're curious about how to eat bee pollen, know this: It differs significantly from honey, the sticky ...

Bee pollen is safe for most people to take as a source of many essential nutrients, but it may cause problems for people with certain conditions. Talk to your doctor before adding it to your diet ...

Make the Honey Syrup . Bring honey and 1 cup water to a simmer in a small pot over medium. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook, stirring occasionally, until honey is dissolved, 1 to 2 minutes.

The composition of bee pollen can vary widely since it is sourced from different plant species, geographies, and seasons. Bee pollen is creating a buzz as a supplement - Chicago Sun-Times ...

When it comes to something like this, where a few spoons of bee pollen are supposedly a natural “boob job,” it’s good to have a reality check. 4 Dr. Zac Turner breaks down the truth behind ...

Beauty lovers have heaped praise on edible bee pollen, claiming it clears spots and hormonal acne, combats wrinkles, and much more, with a beauty expert offering insight on its real benefits.

“This toast is perfect for those who love bee pollen — and those who are just starting to use it,” Classic City Bee co-founder Doyle Johnson said.