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Frequently Asked Questions
about RejuvaPol™Q How much RejuvaPolª should I take at a time and how often?
A You should take 1-3 capsules per day with meals. Begin by taking 1 capsule daily for 7-10 days, then 2 capsules daily for the next 7-10 days, and then you can go to 3 capsules per day. The reason for this schedule is that Rejuvapol is a highly concentrated food, and sometimes our digestive systems need time to adjust to all the new nutrients. It won't hurt you if you take too much too quickly, but you might get some intestinal discomfort.
Q What is Micronization and why is it so important?
A This is the pharmaceutical-grade process that removes the 2 coverings (exine and intine) from the pollen grain. This process takes the pollen from being about 3% bioavailable to 100% bioavailable. This process uses all natural substances - no chemicals or solvents are used. Some other companies use acetone or ethylene derivatives to do this - and these are very serious chemicals. So ours is a more natural and safer process. Micronization is a proprietary process owned by the Swiss manufacturer.
Q What is Enzyme Processing and why is it done?
A Rejuvapol is mixed with natural enzymes in order to reduce the molecular size of the pollen grain. This renders the pollen highly hypoallergenic (non-allergenic). Only natural substances are used. This too is a proprietary process owned by the Swiss manufacturer. What's the difference between RejuvaPolª and Bee Pollen? Bee pollen is very different from RejuvaPolª Swiss micronized pollen. Bee pollen has not had the 2 coverings (husks) removed, nor has it been enzymatically treated to make it hypo-allergenic. So, bee pollen is about 3% digestible, and may cause allergic reactions. Rejuvapol is made in Switzerland by a nutritional company that has been making it for over 30 years. They have sent pollen to many countries around the world. It is a safe and pure product. Be sure to read the fascinating story of Swiss pollen in your Swiss Micronized Flower Pollen book.
Q How is RejuvaPolª packaged?
A Rejuvapol comes in a European style tube, and each tube contains 28 capsules. This is how they package it in Switzerland. The tube is quite handy, has a safety-sealed-tamper-proof closure, and a push-up type cap. It will work nicely to carry pollen and other vitamins with you.
Q Are there an known side effects associated with use of RejuvaPolª?
A Pollen has been studied quite extensively, and used for centuries as food. Most people notice an increase in their energy level, and that's usually a good thing.
Q How about interactions with other vitamins or prescription drugs?
A Since pollen is a food, adverse interactions with other vitamins or drugs have not been noted in the scientific literature. Should you have a concern about this, be sure to discuss with your doctor first.
Q Can people with allergies take RejuvaPolª?
A Rejuvapol has been enzymatically processed to make it highly hypo-allergenic. If this is a concern for you, please discuss with your doctor or allergist first. Is RejuvaPol good for treating any particular diseases? RejuvaPolª is a dietary supplement, and as such we make no medical or drug claims for it. Current U.S. law is quite precise in this area, and we desire to obey the law. Therefore, we are unable to recommend pollen for any disease or medical condition.
Q How about more information on pollen?
A The book we recommend is the Swiss pollen book from the National Life Extension Research Institute (NLERI). It is available from us. Also, there are Free E-Mail Reports by NLERI available from this website.
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