Rapeseed pollen treats prostate, incredible effect

Rapeseed pollen contains more than 20 kinds of amino acids such as glutamic acid and proline, which can improve blood circulation in prostate tissue, reduce edema, and relieve urethral obstruction caused by prostate hypertrophy. The flavonoids in it have strong antioxidant function and are also the nemesis of prostate hyperplasia. It can be seen that rapeseed pollen has incredible effect in treating prostate.

1. The function of prostate

The development and maintenance of the physiological state of the prostate depend on the presence of sufficient male hormones in the body, especially the balance of male hormones and female hormones. The pathogenesis of prostate hypertrophy is related to the regulation and control disorders of the endocrine system. The more than 20 kinds of amino acids contained in rapeseed pollen, such as glutamic acid and proline, can improve the blood circulation of prostate tissue, reduce edema, and relieve urethral obstruction caused by prostate hypertrophy. The flavonoids in it have strong antioxidant function and are also the nemesis of prostate hyperplasia. The flavonols in pollen have the effects of anti-atherosclerosis, lowering blood lipids and cholesterol, analgesia, anti-radiation, and treating constipation. The treatment efficiency of prostatitis is as high as 90%. It can prevent prostate hypertrophy and prostate dysfunction, and can also treat varicose ulcers. Rapeseed pollen can enhance the strength of capillaries, lower blood lipids, and is effective in treating diabetes, anemia, constipation, and preventing and fighting cancer.

In addition, according to a recent foreign study, prostaglandin E1 plays an important role in regulating T cell function, especially in increasing resistance to cancer. The production of prostaglandin E1 depends on dietary factors, including linoleic acid, linolenic acid, zinc, vitamin B6 and vitamin C, all of which play an important role. The lack of any one of these nutrients will reduce the content of prostate E1, thereby causing T cell dysfunction. The above-mentioned important biologically active substances can be found in pine pollen.

2. How to take

Pollen has a strong natural flavor and a slightly poor taste. Many consumers are not used to it at first. You can add some honey or milk and warm water to mix it. Pollen and honey can be mixed in a ratio of 1:4 and taken orally. It can also be taken directly. The health-care dose is 5-10 grams, and the therapeutic dose is 20-50 grams. It is more effective when taken on an empty stomach in the morning or evening, but those who suffer from stomach pain after taking the medicine should take it after meals, or take it with food, such as adding it to porridge. Pollen is not a specific medicine, so you cannot expect immediate results. It should be taken continuously for a long time to gradually exert its effects. Generally, it should be taken continuously for more than three months.

(1) When taking pollen with water, do not use water above 60°C.

(2) A very small number of people have allergic reactions after taking pollen, which are mainly manifested by paroxysmal sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, tearing, asthma and dermatitis. People with allergic constitutions or pollen allergies should take it with caution. If any of the above symptoms occur, just stop taking it.

(3) Because bee pollen is extremely nutritious, it must be sealed to prevent moisture and contamination. It can be stored in a dry place or refrigerator.

(4) When purchasing pollen, be careful. If you smell a sour smell after opening the bottle and the natural fragrance of rapeseed pollen is weak, be careful that the pollen has gone bad.

Use warm water to stir the rapeseed pollen, then smell it carefully. If it still has a strong sour taste and a slightly smelly odor, the pollen is definitely spoiled and should never be eaten.