Packed to the brim with proteins, amino acids, antioxidants, and vitamins.
Whether you need your daily multivitamin intake or need some help keeping those allergies away, a sprinkle of our Bee Pollen will help you get the nutrients you need to feel your best.
What sets Corbicula Pollen apart from other bee pollen on the market is both their processing standards and our source diversity. Honeybees will go to great lengths to collect pollen from as many sources as possible for a holistic diet.
Most bee pollen available on the market is yellow which comes predominantly from canola or grain crops from the prairies. At Corbicula the pollen is all the colours of the rainbow! They go to great lengths to trap Their own pollen and blend it with their partnering farmers from coast to coast to provide maximum nutritional benefits, as nature intended!
The Wild Forage bee pollen is then dried at hive temperature, gently cleaned by their custom processing equipment, and held frozen until it’s ready for market to ensure the highest quality and preserve every single beneficial enzyme.
Corbicula's Bee Pollen is a great source of plant-based nutrition.
- Multivitamin: Bee Pollen is high in Vitamins A, B, and C.
- Minerals: Bee Pollen contains up to 22 amino acids
- Immunity: This can help boost immunity, keeping you healthy year-round. Known to help with inflammation, healing of wounds and sores, and menopause.
- Energy: A natural way to keep you energized in the morning, after the gym, and throughout the day. Works as a great dietary element to help kick mid-day cravings!
- Allergies: 3 out of 5 people who consume Bee Pollen leading up to the spring season have been said to have reduced effects of Spring and Summer allergies. By consuming LOCAL Bee Pollen regularly you can build up a resistance in your body to help hay fever.
How to Take Bee Pollen
Known around here as Nature's Sprinkle, bee pollen is the perfect addition to your breakfast, cupcake, or even tea/coffee. Start small with a little sprinkle, watch for a tingle. Work your way up to a tablespoon each morning. Caution: Bee Pollen is a common allergen.