Bee Pollen Synonyms

Bee pollen is growing in popularity and is used more and more as a supplement to athletes and non-athletes alike.

It used to be a "boutique" supplement used mostly by athletes but no more.

Its phenomenal nutritional profile is no longer a secret and its anti-aging capability, not to mention its amazing energy-giving functionality has garnered it a lot of attention both among health enthusiasts but among the scientific community as well.

Although more and more studies are being done, there is still a dearth of research projects that have been finished. Still, there are some.

Continuing, it's important for people to know what they're using and to that end, I thought it might be useful to put together a short article on the many different names, both common and scientific, that bee pollen is known by.

Bee pollen synonyms, in other words.

This is especially important when investigating or researching bee pollen clinical studies. Sometimes you'll see it referred to as "pine pollen" or "bee bread" or "cernitin pollen extract" or "maize pollen" and so on.

So, to that end, here is a list that I think is fairly comprehensive as to the different names bee pollen is known by the world over.

Without any further adieu, here is a good list of bee pollen synonyms.

List of Bee Pollen Synonyms

Anemophilous pollen, apiary products, Asteraceae, bee bread, bee pollen extract, Boraginaceae, Brassia campestres L., buckwheat pollen, Bursera simaruba , Cecropia peltata , cernilton, cernitin pollen extract, Compositae, Convolvulaceae, dandelion pollen (Compositae), dark blue bee pollen, Echium vulgare (Boraginaceae), Entomophilous pollen, Eragrostis, Eugenia, Eupatorium albicaule , Euphorbiaceae, Fabaceae, floral honey, floral pollen honey, honeybee pollen, Lonchocarpus, maize pollen, mesquite pollen, Metopium brownei, Mimosa bahamensis, Myrtaceae, pine pollen, Poaceae, pollen, pollen d'abeille, pouteria, propolis, pyrrolizidine alkaloid, rape pollen, Sapindaceae, Sapotaceae, songhuuafen, Spanish bee pollen, Thouinia canesceras, Tiliaceae, Trema micrantha, and Viguiera dentata.

There you have it -- that's the list.

Bee pollen is most commonly known as "bee pollen" of course so let's be clear on that. I'd say it's second most common appelation is bee bread. In clinical studies, however, it is often referred to as cernitin pollen extract or pine pollen or cernilton or just simply as pollen.

So, it's important to be precise.

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There you have it. Bee pollen is a fantastic wonderfood or naturally occuring multi-vitamin that one researcher C. Leigh Broadhurst, Ph.D. (2005) says, "Bee pollen is a powerhoiuse -- I would call it the ultimate nutraceutical" (p. 52).

I've been taking bee pollen over 25 years. It's fantastic and I've personally experienced great health benefits from it including more energy, better skin and increased libido.

So, I do recommend you take a bee pollen supplement whether in granule form or as a manufactured pill or capsule. The one I take is the best I've found on the market and is pharmaceutical grade quality made in a GMP-compliant facility, but choose and study for yourself.

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I hope this bee pollen synonyms page has been useful to you.

Yours in health,
BeePollenSecrets