Bee pollen is produced by combining honey, enzymes, flower pollen, nectar, wax and bee secretions. Foraging honey bees collect pollen from plants and transport it to the beehive, where it is stored and used as food for the rest of the colony.

Keep in mind that bee pollen is different from other bee products such as honey, royal jelly or honeycomb because these products may not contain pollen or may contain other substances.

Bee pollen is becoming more popular in the health community because it is full of nutrients, amino acids, vitamins, lipids and over 250 active substances that can help support your overall well-being during emergencies. (h/t to Healthline.com)

Here's why you should have bee pollen in your survival stockpile

Even the Federal Ministry of Health in Germany recognizes the health-supporting properties of bee pollen.

Here are some reasons to stock up on bee pollen before SHTF:

Bee pollen has an impressive nutritional profile with more than 250 active substances

Bee pollen has an impressive nutritional profile. It contains more than 250 biologically active substances, including antioxidants, carbs, enzymes, fatty acids, lipids, minerals, proteins and vitamins.