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RE: Anyone using pollen supplement

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Posted by: mrslate at Tue Sep 2 12:18:58 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mrslate ]  
   

bee pollen isn't really as good as people think...picking flowers this summer once I spotted what would be a "naturally occuring serving size": ONE wet "granule" on a leaf.ALL summer I saw ONE wet "granule" in an area with much more flowers and bees than the sahara. I also see where they would likely get their 1-2% insect matter.(it's pollenating in the flower at the time the uro eats it). I don't think I will even be using bee pollen anymore.


   

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