Comments on: Royal Jelly’s Twelve Curative Effects http://www.agricultureguide.org/royal-jellys-twelve-curative-effects/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:01:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: MUSTAFA http://www.agricultureguide.org/royal-jellys-twelve-curative-effects/#comment-30069 MUSTAFA Tue, 29 Mar 2011 19:44:42 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-30069 Mine is a question: Is tehre a possibility to use Royal Jelly to treat ADHD girl 7 years of age, having hyperactivity and behavioral problem Mine is a question: Is tehre a possibility to use Royal Jelly to treat ADHD girl 7 years of age, having hyperactivity and behavioral problem

]]> By: Elizah Leigh http://www.agricultureguide.org/royal-jellys-twelve-curative-effects/#comment-65 Elizah Leigh Fri, 27 Mar 2009 20:19:47 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-65 I've heard the name "royal jelly" before but I don't actually know what it is, so I just looked it up on the internet: "It is a highly complex compound made by worker bees, exclusively for the nourishment and cultivation of the queen bee. This remarkable milky, pale yellow, creamy pudding-like material transforms a common worker bee into a queen bee." Now that I understand what it is and I re-read your article, I am especially amazed that one substance can offer so many remarkable health benefits. I feel kind of bad that we take it out of their hives, along with their honey. It really reminds me just how beneficial bees our to our lives, especially in their pollination capacity. They are in great danger these days, however. You might appreciate the info about bees provided in this link (Savethebees.com) and especially this organization's awesome efforts to help bee populations by planting sunflowers (<a href="http://www.greatsunflower.org/" rel="nofollow">Greatsunflower.org</a>) I’ve heard the name “royal jelly” before but I don’t actually know what it is, so I just looked it up on the internet: “It is a highly complex compound made by worker bees, exclusively for the nourishment and cultivation of the queen bee. This remarkable milky, pale yellow, creamy pudding-like material transforms a common worker bee into a queen bee.” Now that I understand what it is and I re-read your article, I am especially amazed that one substance can offer so many remarkable health benefits. I feel kind of bad that we take it out of their hives, along with their honey. It really reminds me just how beneficial bees our to our lives, especially in their pollination capacity. They are in great danger these days, however. You might appreciate the info about bees provided in this link (Savethebees.com) and especially this organization’s awesome efforts to help bee populations by planting sunflowers (Greatsunflower.org)

]]> By: Herbal Cures http://www.agricultureguide.org/royal-jellys-twelve-curative-effects/#comment-60 Herbal Cures Thu, 26 Mar 2009 22:45:53 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-60 <strong>Impotence- new herbal cures?</strong> There are many claims made in this area of research, but my own experience is that until any natural herbal remedy has been properly tested in clinical trails you should stay well clear of it. Most recently there is chatter about a group of German researchers working on a plant extract that cures erectile dysfunction which may be available next year! Next year is a long way off for any man who suffers from impotence. There is only one clinically tested plant extract to-date which is clinically tested and successful for over 80% of all men who take it, that is Butea Superba. Readily available in pill form under the brand name HealthyED, details of the trials can be found Compared to other tests on prescription drugs (such as the little blue pill) which indicate success levels for around 50% of users, this makes natural solutions and impotence cures such as HealthyEd with an 84% success rate, look like an very attractive alternative to taking prescription drugs. The main ingredient in HealthyED pills is the plant extract Butea Superba. The plant is widely available throughout Thailand where men wishing to increase their flagging libido can buy the ground down plant in powder form at the market place. They more often than not use it to cook with or simply add it directly onto their food like a dressing. The Thai government realising the potential took control of the growing of Butea and now it can only be grown under government license. Exports are strictly monitored and it would appear HealthyED are the only company in the West of the globe selling the ground down plant extract in pill form. I have read the information supplied on the HealthyEd site and the evidence in favour of Butea over prescription drugs supplied by your local GP is compelling. With such high success rates who could question them? Impotence- new herbal cures?
There are many claims made in this area of research, but my own experience is that until any natural herbal remedy has been properly tested in clinical trails you should stay well clear of it.
Most recently there is chatter about a group of German researchers working on a plant extract that cures erectile dysfunction which may be available next year! Next year is a long way off for any man who suffers from impotence.

There is only one clinically tested plant extract to-date which is clinically tested and successful for over 80% of all men who take it, that is Butea Superba. Readily available in pill form under the brand name HealthyED, details of the trials can be found Compared to other tests on prescription drugs (such as the little blue pill) which indicate success levels for around 50% of users, this makes natural solutions and impotence cures such as HealthyEd with an 84% success rate, look like an very attractive alternative to taking prescription drugs.
The main ingredient in HealthyED pills is the plant extract Butea Superba. The plant is widely available throughout Thailand where men wishing to increase their flagging libido can buy the ground down plant in powder form at the market place. They more often than not use it to cook with or simply add it directly onto their food like a dressing. The Thai government realising the potential took control of the growing of Butea and now it can only be grown under government license. Exports are strictly monitored and it would appear HealthyED are the only company in the West of the globe selling the ground down plant extract in pill form.
I have read the information supplied on the HealthyEd site and the evidence in favour of Butea over prescription drugs supplied by your local GP is compelling. With such high success rates who could question them?

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