I want to share my easy but super beautifying Liquid Gold Smoothie with you, Iâve made often, while visiting Puerto Rico.
Itâs packed with tons of beautifying minerals, vitamins, enzymes, antioxidants and amino acids. It gives me a lot of energyâŠ.to do yoga and climb up waterfalls to get behind the actual falls, (like I just came back from doing!)
So check it out for yourself. Eat beautiful and be beautiful, inside and out!
*NOTE: Bee pollen is not typically recommended for women who are pregnant or nursing as it can be a raw product . Also, if you have never tried bee pollen, it is very important that you start with a very small amount â like ÂŒ teaspoon â and build up from there to be certain that you donât have an allergic reaction to it. If you experience any swelling of the tongue or shortness of breath, discontinue immediately and call emergency assistance / consult your doctor. If you are allergic to pollen, you should avoid bee pollen!
(That being said, I will say that I enjoyed bee pollen for years, and personally feel comfortable having it during my pregnancy. That is just my personal choice. But it is one of the ârawâ foods that is not formally recommended, so please note that disclaimer if you are pregnant and nursing. If you want to be on the safe side, you can avoid it for the pregnancy/nursing period).
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I want to share my easy but super beautifying Liquid Gold Smoothie with you, Iâve made often, while visiting Puerto Rico.
Itâs packed with tons of beautifying minerals, vitamins, enzymes, antioxidants and amino acids. It gives me a lot of energyâŠ.to do yoga and climb up waterfalls to get behind the actual falls, (like I just came back from doing!)
So check it out for yourself. Eat beautiful and be beautiful, inside and out!
*NOTE: Bee pollen is not typically recommended for women who are pregnant or nursing as it can be a raw product . Also, if you have never tried bee pollen, it is very important that you start with a very small amount â like ÂŒ teaspoon â and build up from there to be certain that you donât have an allergic reaction to it. If you experience any swelling of the tongue or shortness of breath, discontinue immediately and call emergency assistance / consult your doctor. If you are allergic to pollen, you should avoid bee pollen!
(That being said, I will say that I enjoyed bee pollen for years, and personally feel comfortable having it during my pregnancy. That is just my personal choice. But it is one of the ârawâ foods that is not formally recommended, so please note that disclaimer if you are pregnant and nursing. If you want to be on the safe side, you can avoid it for the pregnancy/nursing period).
