Bee Pollen For Penis Enlargement

Does Bee Pollen Affect Penis Enlargement?

Hours of searching through medical studies with the help of Google Scholar yielded virtually no studies on the effects that bee pollen may have on impotence, sex drive, male enhancement, etc… It was quite disappointing to be able to come up with NOTHING after reading gibberish that touted the benefits of bee pollen.

I wanted to find something positive, in fact I even prematurely bought a small bag of bee pollen to add to my morning cup of tea. While the taste was delightful, I did not notice any changes from the new addition to my diet, although that in itself doesn’t mean it doesn’t do anything. Most effects of nutritional supplementation are not consciously detectable.

There is No Proof of Efficacy

Various sources indicate that bee pollen may be harmful, or at the very least, just not very beneficial. If you do not have an allergy concern, bee pollen does offer a decent variety of nutrients, but none of which are specifically beneficial for any male enhancement type of issue. Even this site about bee pollen couldn’t offer any real evidence to suggest that it may be that beneficial.

WebMD certainly suggests that be pollen has little to offer health wise, primarily because of the lack of any evidence suggesting otherwise. My search for evidence supports this assertion.

The only positive take is that bee pollen generally contains an ample amount of basic essential nutrients:

• 40% – 60% sugars
• 2% – 60% proteins (that’s a large range)
• 1% – 32% fatty acids (another big range)
• 3% vitamins and minerals
• 5% other nutrients

There is often a variety of fungi and bacteria present as well, although usually not harmful especially in the small doses that may be present, if at all. Some individuals may suffer allergic reactions if they are allergic to certain types of pollen. Bee pollen is NOT honey, honeycomb, propolis or royal jelly.

Research

• Bee pollen may provide a high level of antioxidants
  • Antioxidative Properties of Bee Pollen in Selected Plant Species

Do We Recommend Taking Bee Pollen?

No. Unless you like the taste of ambrosia in your tea or coffee, then I don’t see any benefits of ingesting this substance. We will keep an eye out for any new body of evidence. There is some progress being made in utilizing bee pollen for allergy shots, but I don’t think there is a connection between allergies and penis size.

As for the variety of nutrients, bee pollen may serve as a low level ‘multivitamin’ in some way, but not enough to warrant daily supplementation when there are much better alternatives out there.

This data is provided by WebMD