Carlson Wade's New Fact/Book on Bee Pollen and Your Health
Summary
This classic fact book on bee pollen still contains a wealth of relevant information for today's health-seekers. Bee pollen is an amazing life-extending, life-enriching nutrient that the ancients called "ambrosia"and "the life-giving dust."
Scientific studies have shown ordinary athletes brought up to championship performances and cancers, allergies and digestive troubles arrested through the use of bee pollen. Health authority Carl Wade explains what bee pollen is, how it works in the body, and what you can do to enjoy its almost incredible benefits. Also included are 27 natural rejuvenators and beauty aids you can prepare economically at home.
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