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The royal jelly is composed of glucids, protids, lipids, rock salt, vitamins (in particular B5), antibiotics and DNA. There is still approximately 3% of unknown substances in the royal jelly.
The therapeutic effect of the royal jelly, is due to its high content of vitamin B5, or acid pantothenic.
This vitamin plays an essential part in the cellular metabolism, in particular enabling the metabolism of the lipids, glucids and the amino acids; without pantothenic acid, no assimilation of food!
Moreover, this B5 vitamin stimulates the cortico-suprarenals and increases the production of adrenalin, which will surely interest the townsmen or any stressed person.
Especially because it is the food containing the most of B5 vitamin, the royal jelly can be absolutely indicated against tiredness, weakness, anaemia, anorexia, asthenia, depression, impotence, overwork, senescence, dermatological problems, and infectious diseases (in prevention).
The royal jelly intervenes effectively in the treatment of the diabetes, cholesterol, the arteriosclerosis or the cardiovascular diseases.
As any tonic, it can obviously only favour the processes of car-cure.
Particular medical indications
Cardiology and diseases of blood
- Anaemia of the old people.
- low blood pressure, essential or not essential.
- Arteriosclerosis and consecutive disorders (high blood pressure).
- neurocirculatory disorders.
- high level of cholesterol and lipids.
Gastro-enterology
- Anorexia (mental and physiological)
- Dyspepsia
- duodenal and gastric ulcer.
- Colitis of neurovegetative origin
- sensitive hapatobiliary system
- Alcoholism
- Disorders of the premature children
Gynaecology and urology
- urinary incontinence
- premenstrual disorders
- Frigidity
- Impotence
- sexual Asthenia
Neuropsychiatry
- Depression, depressive syndrome
- Anxiety
- Insomnia
- psychosomatic and functional disorders
- Parkinson's disease
- Alzheimer's disease
Dermatology
- Dermatoses
- Keratoses
- Seborrhea (very oily skins)
- very dry skins (xerodermy)
- Teenage acne (antibacterian effect)
- Psoriasis
- Lupus
- Action on the synthesis of collagen
Ophtamology
- Conjunctivites
- Blepharitis
- Blepharoconjunctivites
- corneo-conjunctival burns
- Cataract of first and second degree
- complicated cataract with glaucome.
Stomatology
- Gingivites (gingival haemorrhage)
- Parodontites
Other indications
- Weakness of the immune system
- Bronchial asthma
- Osteoarthritis
- chronic osteo-articular syndromes
- Infectious diseases
- calcium deficiencies of the children
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