Royal jelly or nectar is a white liquid like milk, a little sour, smells a bit sharp, and somewhat bitter. Royal jelly is produced by worker bees young age of 4-7 days. Hypopharynx gland fluid is produced with the help of the salivary glands located in the head. The raw material is plant pollen.Royal jelly or nectar aka Dairy Queen is the daily feed the queen bee. Throughout his life queen bees eat royal jelly. Royal jelly is also given to every newly born bees during the first two days.

1. Nutrition Royal Jelly
Nutrient content in the form of royal jelly 45% protein, 13% fat, 20% sugar, mineral salts, various vitamins, (B-complex, H, and E). In addition, royal jelly also contains digestive enzymes, hormones which can stimulate gonadotropin reproductive queens and cooking eggs; antibotika germisidin which can prevent the growth of microorganisms such as fungi and bacteria Staphylococcus Stapbylacoccus, mycrobacterium tuberculosis, Esberiricia coli, Bacillus eberth.Vitamin H or biotin royal jelly that contained function in regulating fat and protein, expedite the process of assimilation, reactivate the body's glands are not able to work normally, and relieve fatigue.
2. Efficacy of Royal Jelly
Allegedly royal jelly have unique properties for sexual activity, which can increase the sexual power and fertilize Peranakan. This dikaitka with durability strong queen bee when mating with drones, and the ability to produce eggs that sangkat numerous.According to M. Haydale, royal jelly contains 45.15% protein consisting of essential amino acids 13.55% fat, 20.39% glucose and levulose.1939 Henry L. found in royal jelly gonadotropin hormone after experimenting with injecting the mice to find out her ovaries.Everyone simply use 1 gram of royal jelly every day. It works to maintain a healthy weight, keeping a normal body growth, increase the power of thinking, relieve bone pain, invigorate the function of the body that does not work another, and kill bacteria.Every day a worker bee royal jelly can collect as much as 0.13 UG (1 UG = 1/1.000 mg). number of worker bees in a hive colony in the tens of thousands. Of each colony can be collected an average of 6.5 mg of royal jelly produced approximately 50,000 adult worker bees