So the elixir of youth exists. And this is not a joke, not an exaggeration or a scam, as you will see by reading this article.
Pine pollen is essentially a fertilization cell of the embryo, containing all the necessary substances for the development of the fetus. This is due to the rich composition.
Nutrients included in pine pollen:
Pollen around the world is recognized as a unique "nutritional complex, "which no food product can compete with. The English name for pollen “POLLEN” comes from the Latin “powerful, full of vitality.” Studies show that the content of various nutrients in pollen is many times greater than their content in roots, stems, and leaves. No plant foods can match pollen in nutritional value, but also in balance and activity of the constituent elements. Therefore, pollen is called “nutritious food.”
Pollen is not only a repository of genetic information but also contains all the nutrients necessary for the birth of a new life, for example, proteins, lipids, amino acids, carbohydrates, choline, nucleic acids, trace elements, and vitamins. In addition, it is rich in biologically active substances such as flavonoids, various enzymes, pigments, and antibiotics. In its composition, no plant foods can compare with pollen.
Composition and functions
1. Pine pollen - a natural storehouse of nutrients the secret that pine is always green and never grows old is that its spermatoblasts - pine pollen is the source of life. The pine pollen preparation contains all the nutrients necessary for a long life, such as proteins, amino acids, minerals, enzymes, coenzymes, nucleic acids, monosaccharides, polysaccharides, etc., up to 200 types of nutrients.
2. The relationship between pine pollen and human health
· Pine pollen and fatigue removal Pine pollen contains a balanced set of nutrients needed to quickly and reliably relieve fatigue. It is useful for the easily wearying elderly and middle-aged people, as well as for people performing heavy physical work. In addition, studies conducted by the doping control center of the Chinese Olympic Committee showed that pine pollen does not contain prohibited components. Therefore, it is an ideal stimulant for athletes.
· Pine Pollen and Slowing Aging: Pine pollen contains a large number of antioxidants such as vitamin C, carotene, trace elements such as selenium, etc., each of which can limit the excessive oxidation of lipids and proteins and, accordingly, slow down the aging process. With the prolonged intake of pine pollen, you can eliminate senile plaques, restore youthful vitality, delay aging and prolong life.
· Pine pollen and cosmetology: Pine pollen is not only able to regulate the psychological function, but also improve the metabolism of skin cells, prevent aging of the skin and increase its elasticity, heal and moisturize the skin. Therefore, pine pollen is called "edible cosmetics."
Pine pollen is rich in amino acids that can be absorbed by skin cells, contains natural vitamins and many types of enzymes necessary for skin cells, which is why it has a cosmetological function. In particular, the combination of vitamins C, E, B contained in pine pollen can activate cells and maintain a high level of superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity. Therefore, it can eliminate free radicals, inhibit the formation of chloasma and age spots, eliminate melanin in the skin, whiten the skin, and give it a healthy look. In addition, the long-term use of pine pollen gives an ideal therapeutic effect in eliminating skin itching in the elderly. Pine pollen reduces and eliminates freckles, and also makes hair shiny and lush.
· Pine pollen and functions of the gastrointestinal tract: Pine pollen contains about a hundred enzymes that can stimulate the worm-like movement of the intestines, improve appetite, and promote digestion. In short, pine pollen has a regulatory effect on the function of the gastrointestinal tract.
· Pine pollen can treat constipation due to its rich nutritional properties: The intake of pine pollen can quickly eliminate constipation caused by dyspepsia and upper digestive tract disease, as it eliminates the violation of the functions of the gastrointestinal tract. Since magnesium and vitamin B6 in pine pollen can relieve muscle cramps, it can also treat constipation in the nervous system.
· Pine pollen and liver protection: Pine pollen ensures the normal functioning of liver cells, normalizes the secretion of bile, and helps the liver cope with toxins. Many experiments confirm that pine pollen can protect liver cells.
In addition, taking a large dose of pine pollen before drinking alcohol can prevent alcohol damage to the liver, and taking pine pollen after drinking alcohol helps the liver recover from damage.
· Pine pollen supports the functioning of the heart and blood vessels: Pine pollen improves metabolism, regulates the endocrine system, improves the function of the heart and blood vessels, and supports their normal functioning. The magnesium contained in pine pollen not only activates the enzyme system but also serves as a carrier for some nutrients. Flavonoids contained in pine pollen can significantly reduce blood lipids and cholesterol. Vitamins increase the elasticity of blood vessel walls and improve microcirculation in the heart and brain
· Antitumor effect of pine pollen: Pine pollen has an antitumor effect, suppresses tumors. Pine pollen does not harm normal cells, and the chemical drugs used in clinical practice often do not distinguish between friends and foes, and during treatment often leads to a general deterioration of the condition. Therefore, pine pollen can serve as an adjunct in radiotherapy and chemotherapy, for which it received the name "antitumor orderly."
· The role of pine pollen in the treatment of prostate diseases Pine pollen contains substances with high potential (proteins, vitamins, minerals, flavonoids, etc.). These substances comprehensively affect the body, regulating many body functions, provide a balanced diet, enhance metabolism, and remove barriers to the passage of capillaries. Pine pollen also stimulates the development of internal secretion organs, increases and regulates the secretory functions of the endocrine system, and therefore plays an essential role in the treatment of diseases caused by impaired endocrine system functions. The substances contained in the pollen of pine can improve blood flow in the tissues of the prostate, reduce swelling, and reduce obstruction of the urethra caused by prostatic hyperplasia. Flavonoids contained in pine pollen have a strong antioxidant ability, which also contributes to the treatment of prostatic hyperplasia.
· Pine pollen and diabetes: Pine pollen is not only a precious food product but also an excellent remedy for diabetes. Vitamins, microelements, and macrocells contained in pollen protect the cells of the pancreas, stimulate the production of insulin, and increase sugar endurance. According to recent studies, pine pollen intake is a safe and effective diet therapy for patients with diabetes.
· Pine pollen and other diseases: Pine pollen has an unexpected therapeutic effect in various diseases, such as colds, anemia, hypertension, asthma, rhinitis, etc., because it is a natural storehouse of nutrients and can increase immunity. For external use of pine pollen, not subjected to processing with the destruction of its walls, it can be used as a hemostatic and healing agent for wounds and abrasions in the treatment of eczema and diaper dermatitis in children. This is not only a magic medicine for any wounds and ulcers but also an excellent tool for caring for the delicate skin of babies.
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