The Pollen is a flower powder and is the male component of the flower. 
 The pollen is collected by the bees especially on their feet as they pick up the nectar from the flowers. 
 Its color, taste and smell vary according to the flowers it is picked by the bees it is used to feed the young wilds. 
 Polan contains proteins, free amino acids including lysine and throne, sugars (sucrose, glucose and fructose), fats, minerals and more. 
 The world of biological nutrition is regarded as a rare food by Polan and has been regarded in early times as helping to feel young, to increase vigor and resistance to disease, and even to longevity. Today it has attributes to gastrointestinal healing, constipation and diarrhea, anemia, sclerosis, and liver disease as well as antibiotic properties, especially against gut bacteria and salmonella. Polan is marketed by beehives by the trade name "Polish" which is a mixture of Polan, royal food and honey bees, or as pure granules.