How to Use:
Bee pollen supplements are available in injectable form and capsules.
Cautions:
Don’t take if you are:
Pregnant, there is a possibility you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant in the future.
Consult your doctor if you:
Are using this herb for any medical problem that does not get better in 2 weeks. (Safer, more effective treatments may exisit.)
Pregnancy:
Do not use unless prescribed by your physician. There have not been any proven problems in pregnant women taking small or usual amounts, however the chance of problems does exist.
Breastfeeding:
Do not use unless prescribed by your physician. There have not been any proven problems in breast-fed infants of lactating mothers taking small or usual amounts, however the chance of problems do exist.
Infants and Children:
It may be hazardous to treat infants and children under 2 with bee pollen.
Storage:
Keep in a cool and dry location, but do not freeze.
Keep safely away from children.
Store in a tightly sealed container.
Safe dosage:
To date, there has been no “safe” dosage established.
Toxicity:
Information on the comparative-toxicity rating cannot be found in standard references.
Side Effects:
Signs and symptoms : What to do
May cause allergic reactions in those sensitive to pollens : Discontinue use. Call doctor immediately
Life-threatening anaphylaxis may follow injection: Symptoms include immediate severe itching, paleness, low blood pressure, loss of consciousness, coma : Yell for help. Don’t leave victim. Begin CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), mouth-to-mouth breathing and external cardiac massage. Have someone dial “0” (operator) or 911 (emergency). Don’t stop CPR until help arrives. (vitamins-nutrition.org)
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