Difference between revisions of "Pine Pollen"
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==Special Precautions of Pine Pollen== | ==Special Precautions of Pine Pollen== | ||
==Benefits and uses of Pine Pollen are== | ==Benefits and uses of Pine Pollen are== | ||
| + | *[[Testosterone Booster]] : the most potent plant source of testosterone known | ||
| + | * Fatigue | ||
| + | *Rheumatic pain | ||
| + | *Skin conditions | ||
| + | *Prostate problems | ||
| + | *Immunity boosting | ||
| + | *Improve cognitive function | ||
| + | *Weight loss | ||
*Androgenic (stimulates anabolic endocrine activity) | *Androgenic (stimulates anabolic endocrine activity) | ||
*Nutritive/Tonic (Western/Asian herbalism terms for herbal adaptogens, meaning it has no toxicity over long term use) | *Nutritive/Tonic (Western/Asian herbalism terms for herbal adaptogens, meaning it has no toxicity over long term use) | ||
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*Heart tonic (increases cardiovascular endurance, raises blood levels of Superoxide Dismutase and lowers cholesterol) | *Heart tonic (increases cardiovascular endurance, raises blood levels of Superoxide Dismutase and lowers cholesterol) | ||
*Spleen tonic (Nourishes the muscles and increases metabolism which are both governed by the Spleen organ system in Asian medicine) | *Spleen tonic (Nourishes the muscles and increases metabolism which are both governed by the Spleen organ system in Asian medicine) | ||
| + | * cancer : pine pollen also contains a sterol that helps protect against breast and prostate cancer by suppressing cancer cell multiplication. | ||
[[Category:Treatments]] | [[Category:Treatments]] | ||
[[Category:herbal medicine]] | [[Category:herbal medicine]] | ||
Revision as of 01:36, 3 May 2013
Pine pollen powder has been used extensively in traditional cultures throughout Asia. The earliest mention of pine tree pollen's medicinal use is in Chinese herbalism from the classic text "The Pandects of Materia Medica" by Shen Nong. The benefits of pine pollen have also been used by the Koreans where it is sold in boxes much like baking soda or other baking ingredients. It is used in food for it's amazing mineralization and adaptogenic properties.
Special Precautions of Pine Pollen
Benefits and uses of Pine Pollen are
- Testosterone Booster : the most potent plant source of testosterone known
- Fatigue
- Rheumatic pain
- Skin conditions
- Prostate problems
- Immunity boosting
- Improve cognitive function
- Weight loss
- Androgenic (stimulates anabolic endocrine activity)
- Nutritive/Tonic (Western/Asian herbalism terms for herbal adaptogens, meaning it has no toxicity over long term use)
- Aphrodisiac (promotes a healthy and high libido)
- Lung tonic (boosts the immune system and beautifies the skin which are both controlled by the Lung organ system in Asian medicine)
- Kidney tonic (very rejuvenative to the brain, hair, bones and endocrine system which are controlled by the Kidney organ system in Asian medicine)
- Liver tonic (stimulates liver regeneration and regulates bile secretion which are controlled by the Liver organ system in Asian medicine)
- Heart tonic (increases cardiovascular endurance, raises blood levels of Superoxide Dismutase and lowers cholesterol)
- Spleen tonic (Nourishes the muscles and increases metabolism which are both governed by the Spleen organ system in Asian medicine)
- cancer : pine pollen also contains a sterol that helps protect against breast and prostate cancer by suppressing cancer cell multiplication.
