Energy Raw Ambrosia Pieces 100 g

Energy Raw Ambrosia Pieces

€21,20
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Energy Raw Ambrosia Pieces 100 g

Energy Raw Ambrosia Pieces

€21,20

Raw Ambrosia Pieces - pure natural quintessence - 100g

 

Athletic endurance, mental performance, and potency

 

Raw Ambrosia contains important proteins, including all essential amino acids, minerals and trace elements, such as selenium, which is otherwise almost absent from natural products, phytohormones, and an almost complete range of B vitamins. All these substances are biologically balanced and act synergistically.

 

Raw Ambrosia is suitable during periods of increased mental or physical strain, convalescence and postoperative recovery, loss of appetite, weight loss, and disorders of physical and mental development. It has a beneficial effect on the development of the child's body.
It has beneficial effects on hormonal activity and is therefore also used during menopause. It supports the formation of the uterine lining, which is particularly prone to degenerative changes during perimenopause. It strengthens vitality and energy. Good results are achieved in cases of enlarged prostate, liver detoxification, fatigue syndrome, infertility, impotence, and reduced sexual activity.

Ambrosia is exceptionally suitable for athletes, supporting athletic endurance, mental performance, and potency.

For all pure natural products, the place of origin is perhaps the most important factor. In this case, it is the area where the bees live and the plants from which they collect pollen and nectar. The purity of the environment is directly proportional to the purity of the resulting product. Our Ambrosia comes from one of Europe's best-preserved ecosystems. Lithuania's endless birch groves and rolling meadows are pristine nature, where not only the tradition of beekeeping but also the practice of apitherapy is deeply rooted. The bees live in the wild, are kept exclusively in wooden hives, and the use of any chemical agents, including antibiotics, is prohibited. This approach, however logical it may seem, is not entirely common. It often happens that traces of substances that should not be there are found in individual bee products.

 

Without bees, there would be nothing, not even ambrosia
Albert Einstein once said: “When bees disappear from Earth, humans will have only four years of life left. There will be no more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals—and then no
no people.”
Perhaps because bees have lived on Earth for 150 million years, we take them for granted and sometimes fail to appreciate their importance. A bee colony is like the delicate fabric of our lives: it not only ensures the basic conditions for our existence but also helps us maintain life in good condition and good health.

The use of bee products is one of the oldest healing methods. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Egypt. Records discovered on papyrus describe therapeutic applications in ophthalmology, immunology, gynecology, skincare, and oral care. Over the millennia, the practices were refined, the range of products used expanded, and the method gained not only the respect of the professional community but also its current name, apitherapy. In 1888, the Austrian physician Philipp Terč, considered the founder of modern apitherapy, described for the first time in a clinical study the relationship between bee products and rheumatic disease. He probably helped spread this knowledge and the individual findings throughout the world, leading to the creation of various apitherapy societies, including the best-known one, the American Apitherapy Society in the United States.

Apitherapy is currently a highly effective natural supportive treatment using honey, pollen, royal jelly, or propolis. Its pinnacle, and the product considered the most valuable of all, is ambrosia. It is very rare, highly effective, and the only one without any known allergic reactions.

 

Guaranteed genuine Energy product directly from the manufacturer. This product is approved as a food supplement. It is not a medicine and must not be confused with prescription medicines. 

See: European Commission Directive 432/2012, which regulates the packaging and advertising of food supplements

 

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