Bee Pollen Extract

Bee Pollen extract is has been used as a tonic for centuries, especially for urogenital health.

Studies on the extract have focused on how the extract has an effect on smooth muscle contraction, performs anti-inflammatory action, and has an effect on enzymes.

Especially important from anti aging viewpoint of these has been the research findings on anti-inflammatory action.

In this regard, evidence that the extract has anti-inflammatory properties comes from both animal and clinical studies.

Animal studies suggest that the extract counteracts the inflammatory process in liver damage in rats and that the extract significantly reduces induced inflammatory conditions in rodent.

Bee Pollen Extract - Studies

Kimura, Masayasu, I. Kimura, K. Nakase, T. Sonobe, and N. Mori, "Micturition Activity of Pollen Extract: Contractile Effects of Bladder and Inhibitory Effects on Urethral Smooth Muscle." April, 1986. Planta Medica

Buck, A.C., R.W.M. Rees, and L. Ebeling. "Treatment of Chronic Prostatitis and Prostatodynia with Pollen Extract." British Journal of Urology, 1990.

Buck, A.C., R. Cox, R.W.M. Rees, L. Ebeling, and A. John. "Treatment of Outflow Tract Obstruction Due to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia with the Pollen Extract, Cernilton," British Journal of Urology. 1990.

Rugendorff, E.W., W. Weidner, L. Ebling, and A.C. Buck. "Results of Treatment with Pollen Extract (Cernilton) in Chronic Prostatitis and Prostatodynia." British Journal of Urology. 1993.


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