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Home Welcome to Royal-Jelly.org Royal-Jelly.org was created as a place for anyone interested in Royal Jelly to learn and share information regarding this incredible food of nature. Royal Jelly has long been a source of debate amongst physicians, nutritionists, researchers and everyday people alike. Here we will try to present the facts, dispell some of the myths, and help interested individuals make educated decisions concerning this mysterious substance. Everyone is welcome to share information here, or simply express their own opinion. The accuracy of all information available here is the sole responsibility of its author. Please use care when posting information on this website, and always consult your physician before using any dietary supplement such as Royal Jelly. Royal Jelly Facts Royal Jelly is a milky-white, gelatinous substance secreted by the pharyngeal glands of worker bees. It is the exclusive food of the queen bee with the purpose of stimulating growth and development of the queen. The queen bee, although genetically identical to worker bees, generally grows on average 40% larger, 50% heavier, and outlives them by a factor of 40 to 1. Royal Jelly is generally 64-71% water, 12-15% carbohydrates, 12-15% protein, and 5-6% lipids. Its B vitamin and amino acid content is high, including all 8 essential amino acids. Royal Jelly is a highly nutritious substance, not medicine. Although its effects on illness and disease have been studied for hundreds of years, no medicinal benefits from consuming Royal Jelly have ever been definitively proven.  Royal Jelly: Uncovering a nutritional treasuretrov Editorials: 09/03/06 at 20:13:31 EST by Stephen Doherty   By: James F. Sheer From: Better Health, May 1997 No royal jelly is not some new pristine topping to be spread on your whole-wheat toast. Rather, it is a thick, creamy, white, (sometimes golden-colored) nutrient-rich treasure-house from ...         (263 reads) [ More ]  [ 890 comments ]   Royal Jelly Editorials: 09/03/06 at 20:12:43 EST by Stephen Doherty   By: Peter Gregutt From: The Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine Description Royal jelly, which is sometimes called bee's milk, is a thick creamy liquid secreted by special glands in young worker bees who serve as "nurses" to the ...         (385 reads) [ More ]  [ 46 comments ]   Royal Jelly: What all the buzz is about Editorials: 09/03/06 at 20:11:24 EST by Stephen Doherty   By: Julie Rothschild Levi From: Better Health, May 2005 Produced by glands in worker bees' heads, royal jelly is fed to larvae and the adult queen bee. The larvae that are fed only royal jelly become queen bees; those not fed royal ...         (78 reads) [ More ]  [ 0 comments ]

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