JellyMax is a lyophilized (freeze-dried) product of royal jelly.
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The queen bee consumes royal jelly throughout her life, unlike workers who only receive this special food in the first 3 days of their larval age. The many special nutrients and hormones in royal jelly allow the queen bee to be fertile, to grow 3-4 times larger than workers, and, unlike workers few-month lifetime, to live for years.
Based on this, royal jelly was already regularly consumed by ancient Egyptian pharaohs and Roman emperors in the hope of a long and healthy, fertile life, and its popularity is unbroken to this day.
Since the queen bee consumes only royal jelly, it contains all the necessary nutrients. It has 12-13% protein content, most of which are special protein, which is found only in royal jelly. It contains many lipids, fatty acids, amino acids, trace elements and vitamins, which are also essential for the human body, especially B vitamins, not to mention steroid hormones. Antioxidant content is also high, due to the flavonoids and the ferulic acid.
However, there are a few things to keep in mind when using formulations containing royal jelly, be it a dietary supplement or a cosmetic that can be applied to the skin. Whoever is sensitive or allergic to any bee-derived product, e.g. to honey, royal jelly can cause an allergic reaction, which can even be severe.
Another aspect is quality: the quality of royal jelly formulations is highly dependent on collection and manufacturing technology. As it contains many degradable but valuable active ingredients, it should be stored in a refrigerated room or freezer as soon as possible after collection until further processing. Related to this, in the case of soft capsule products, royal jelly is in liquid form, so the active ingredients can be damaged more quickly.
Soft capsules often contain a preservative, so it is worth checking before you buy. In contrast to soft capsules, dried or even better freeze-dried (lyophilized) royal jelly is able to retain its quality and active ingredients for longer. It is typically sold in the form of tablets or capsules.
Another aspect is the royal jelly volume of the products. In its natural form, royal jelly contains 2/3 of water, so dried royal jelly is more concentrated, so many products labeled with how much royal jelly originally corresponds to the given weight.
Royal jelly is a natural, widely known and used raw material for the preservation of beauty and health, its use in the right quality and quantity can improve the condition of the body. The beneficial effects appeared - according to published studies – in 1-3 months, when positive changes may be demonstrated via scientific methods as well.
Thanks to royal jelly, the queen bee develops into sexual maturity and lives much longer than ordinary workers, who receive only this special food in the first days of their life. In one experiment, the adult worker bees were given royal jelly contained food, making them living longer by 30-50%, and the expression of genes responsible for the memory and learning is also stimulated.
In humans, for example, royal jelly can contribute to a longer life by supporting the health of our cardiovascular system. According to a summary study, by lowering cholesterol, royal jelly can greatly support the fight against atherosclerosis. In addition, it can also help inhibit skin aging, among 25-56-year-old healthy women, intake of royal jelly increased skin hydration.
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Thanks to its hormone precursors, it can support both estrogen and testosterone households, which can increase fertility in women and men. Feeding aging male rodents with royal jelly increased their testosterone levels and increased sperm production, and also successfully inhibited nicotine-induced reductions in fertility. In female animals, it increased the levels of the progesterone and estradiol hormones in the blood serum.
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Royal jelly is used by many as a form of natural estrogen supplement to relieve menopausal complaints, including slowing skin aging and preserving bone condition. In experimental animals that underwent ovariotomy and thus had lower estrogen levels, an improvement in osteoporosis was observed after feeding with royal jelly, but the skin condition also improved, presumably due to antioxidant content and support of collagen production.
In Iran, 45-60-year-old women's menopausal symptoms were noticeably eased within 2 months, if they consumed royal jelly on a daily basis, and postmenopausal Japanese women (within 5 years) reported significant anxiety and back pain relief as a result of a 12-week consumption of royal jelly.
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High levels of vitamin B, acetylcholine, and flavonoid-type antioxidants can help maintain cognitive function by reducing the harmful effects of stress, especially oxidative stress. In experiments with rats, royal jelly successfully inhibited the symptoms of depression associated with menopause, in the case of male and female mice cognitive decline slowed, and a significant nerve cell protective effect was found in the mouse Alzheimer's disease model.
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Royal jelly’s anti-inflammatory effect is referred to its antioxidant components (eg. to apigenin can be found in Chamomile), since they are able to neutralize free radicals triggering inflammation. This is exemplified by an experiment in rats: when a fungal toxin (fumonisin) was administered to the animals, royal jelly reduced the organ-damaging effects of the resulting oxidative stress. In further experiments, it was shown that the inflammatory activity of macrophages isolated from the abdominal cavity of mice and the production of inflammatory cytokines associated with root canal inflammation of the teeth were also inhibited by royal jelly.
In another animal experiment, ethylene glycol (antifreeze) was used to cause nephritis in rats. In the group consuming royal jelly, presumably due to its antioxidant and free radical scavenging properties, an anti-inflammatory effect was observed, which was confirmed by the study of changes in inflammatory cytokines. According to a clinical observation, a 8-week consumption of royal jelly had an anti-chronic inflammatory effect in overweight adults, with a reduction in inflammatory markers and cholesterol levels.
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Atopic eczema or atopic dermatitis is characterized by a chronic dryness and inflammation of the skin. In mice, in a model of picryl-chloride induced atopic dermatitis, the skin condition of mice fed with royal jelly improved, the number of inflammatory factors and the activity of inflammatory immune cells in the skin decreased.
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Thanks to royal jelly, the queen bee develops into sexual maturity and lives much longer than ordinary workers, who receive only this special food in the first days of their life. In one experiment, the adult worker bees were given royal jelly contained food, making them living longer by 30-50%, and the expression of genes responsible for the memory and learning is also stimulated.
In humans, for example, royal jelly can contribute to a longer life by supporting the health of our cardiovascular system. According to a summary study, by lowering cholesterol, royal jelly can greatly support the fight against atherosclerosis. In addition, it can also help inhibit skin aging, among 25-56-year-old healthy women, intake of royal jelly increased skin hydration.
Sources:
Thanks to its hormone precursors, it can support both estrogen and testosterone households, which can increase fertility in women and men. Feeding aging male rodents with royal jelly increased their testosterone levels and increased sperm production, and also successfully inhibited nicotine-induced reductions in fertility. In female animals, it increased the levels of the progesterone and estradiol hormones in the blood serum.
Sources:
Royal jelly is used by many as a form of natural estrogen supplement to relieve menopausal complaints, including slowing skin aging and preserving bone condition. In experimental animals that underwent ovariotomy and thus had lower estrogen levels, an improvement in osteoporosis was observed after feeding with royal jelly, but the skin condition also improved, presumably due to antioxidant content and support of collagen production.
In Iran, 45-60-year-old women's menopausal symptoms were noticeably eased within 2 months, if they consumed royal jelly on a daily basis, and postmenopausal Japanese women (within 5 years) reported significant anxiety and back pain relief as a result of a 12-week consumption of royal jelly.
Sources:
High levels of vitamin B, acetylcholine, and flavonoid-type antioxidants can help maintain cognitive function by reducing the harmful effects of stress, especially oxidative stress. In experiments with rats, royal jelly successfully inhibited the symptoms of depression associated with menopause, in the case of male and female mice cognitive decline slowed, and a significant nerve cell protective effect was found in the mouse Alzheimer's disease model.
Sources:
Royal jelly’s anti-inflammatory effect is referred to its antioxidant components (eg. to apigenin can be found in Chamomile), since they are able to neutralize free radicals triggering inflammation. This is exemplified by an experiment in rats: when a fungal toxin (fumonisin) was administered to the animals, royal jelly reduced the organ-damaging effects of the resulting oxidative stress. In further experiments, it was shown that the inflammatory activity of macrophages isolated from the abdominal cavity of mice and the production of inflammatory cytokines associated with root canal inflammation of the teeth were also inhibited by royal jelly.
In another animal experiment, ethylene glycol (antifreeze) was used to cause nephritis in rats. In the group consuming royal jelly, presumably due to its antioxidant and free radical scavenging properties, an anti-inflammatory effect was observed, which was confirmed by the study of changes in inflammatory cytokines. According to a clinical observation, a 8-week consumption of royal jelly had an anti-chronic inflammatory effect in overweight adults, with a reduction in inflammatory markers and cholesterol levels.
Sources:
Atopic eczema or atopic dermatitis is characterized by a chronic dryness and inflammation of the skin. In mice, in a model of picryl-chloride induced atopic dermatitis, the skin condition of mice fed with royal jelly improved, the number of inflammatory factors and the activity of inflammatory immune cells in the skin decreased.
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| Active ingredients in a daily dose | 1 capsule |
|---|---|
| Royal Jelly concentrate | 100 mg* |
*adequate to 500 mg fresh Royal Jelly
Dry royal jelly, soy lecithin, gelatin.
1-2 capsules daily after meals.
100 capsules
For 3 years from production. The date of manufacture and expiry are indicated on the packaging.
Avoid direct sunlight; in a dry, cool place.
Daily dose should not be exceeded!
- Drink fair amount of water!
- Dietary supplements are not substitutes for a balanced diet.
- Dietary supplements are not medicines, nor substitutes for medicines!
- Keep out of the reach of children.
- Do not take during pregnancy or in case of high liver enzyme levels!
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