February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
San Francisco, CA business SlowFoodNation is proud to announce that they have launched a new product, Bee Pollen. The product is being marketed as a natural testosterone booster. More details are available at http://slowfoodnation.org/bee-pollen/.
SlowFoodNation's Tom Wells says: "We are always looking for products that help people enhance their workouts and physical appearance in a natural way. Bee pollen is known to be a natural testosterone booster thanks to the various B vitamins it contains. In addition, we also found that it helps to spike energy and burn fat, which gives it extra benefits."
The Bee Pollen product has been formulated to contain thiamine (vitamin B1), riboflavin (vitamin B2), niacin (vitamin B3), pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), and biotin (vitamin B6). Each of these can help boost testosterone, both in terms of increasing uptake and preventing the breakdown of the hormone.
Those who have tried Bee Pollen, including Tom Wells, also noted that the product helped to spike energy and burn fat. "It contains Vitamin B12 as well and it produces energy by breaking down dietary fat," adds Wells. "This gives you an energy boost and an increase in metabolism which is perfect if you are looking to lose weight by burning fat."
The product is also designed to help build muscle through its various important amino acids, essential protein building blocks. Last but not least, the product may help in boosting the immune system while simultaneously protecting against cellular damage. This is believed to be because it is full of antioxidants, including zinc, manganese and selenium.
Those who want to know how to buy Bee Pollen can visit the SlowFoodNation website. Full details about the supplement are available there, as well as a review on how and why it works so well. The company believes that it is a fantastic natural strength and endurance booster, which is perfect for anyone who regularly goes to the gym and aims to build muscles. However, the company recommends that those who have an allergy to pollen seek medical advice first. While no side effects have been noted by Wells himself, he believes that it is always better to be safe than sorry.
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For more information about SlowFoodNation, contact the company here:
SlowFoodNation
Tom Wells
+1.7177902558
slowfoodnationorg@gmail.com
Fort Mason Herbst Pavilion
San Francisco, California 94123
United States
