New Zealand Bee Venom with Glucosamine Sulphate - 500mg x 30 Capsules

The Deep Blue Health SecretOne of the most fascinating products in the Deep Blue Health line is Bee Venom, medically known as an Apitoxin. Over many centuries Bee Venom has been a key ingredient used in Apitherapy and it has now gained recognition in the modern medical community. The Apitoxin in this Deep Blue Health product is sourced from the hives of the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand. It is carefully collected by a trained bee keeper and dried to a powdered form. New Zealand bees are disease-free and Deep Blue Health's bee keepers are nationally endorsed. Importantly, no bees are harmed during the collection process.BenefitsDeep Blue Health Bee Venom with Glucosamine sulphate is a potent formula for supporting joint health and mobility.Quality GuaranteeNZ laboratory quality tested. This product is made under internationally recognized HACCP Principles and Good Manufacturing Practices.What is Bee Venom?It is a unique combination of natural substances that cannot be synthetically reproduced.Isn't Bee Venom toxic?In large doses, yes. It is medically known as Apitoxin, but in microgram quantities, Bee Venom has been used for centuries by many cultures for healing.How can it help my joints?Bee Venom is thought to counteract inflammation, while glucosamine assists with cartilage repair and joint lubrication.How long should I take this supplement?For as long as you experience joint pain. However, if swelling of the mouth or throat occurs, discontinue use and see your medical practitioner. WHO TO USE: Take two or three capsules daily as a dietary food supplement or as professionally advised. Ingredients: Each capsule contains 25ug of Bee Venom; 500mg of Glucosamine sulphate and encapsulating materials. No artificial flavorings, colorings or preservatives. • Supports joint mobility function. • Sourced from the hives of the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand. • New Zealand bees are disease-free and Deep Blue Health bee keepers are nationally endorsed. • No bees are harmed during the collection process.