Is there any harm for men to eat royal jelly?

For most men, the food they choose on a daily basis is often beneficial to their sexual ability. After all, when men reach middle age, they will definitely be troubled by problems such as kidney deficiency. Therefore, many men set their sights on royal jelly, because royal jelly has the effect of regulating sub-health, whether it is for enhancing nutrition or improving body functions. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of men eating royal jelly? Can it improve sexual ability?

Royal Jelly Benefits:

1. Assist in lowering blood sugar. This effect is mainly derived from the insulin-like peptides it contains, which are specific drugs for treating diabetes.

2. Antioxidant effect. This effect is widely recognized by the public. It has a strong effect on cell repair and regeneration. Superoxide dismutase (SOD) detected in royal jelly is the main antioxidant component.

3. Lower blood lipids. Royal jelly contains more than 10 essential vitamins for the human body, which can balance fat metabolism and sugar metabolism, reduce high blood lipids and high blood sugar in obese people, and is very suitable for obese diabetic patients.

4. Control vasodilation and lower blood pressure. This conclusion comes from the 10-hydroxy-decenoic acid (royal jelly acid) and royal jelly main protein-1 it contains.

Royal Jelly's function:

(1) Improve nutrition and replenish brain power: Royal jelly contains a large amount of nutrients. Regular consumption can improve malnutrition, treat loss of appetite and indigestion, and can enhance physical and mental strength and improve mood.

(2) Improve human immunity: Royal jelly contains immunoglobulin, which can significantly improve human immunity. After consuming royal jelly for a period of time, people will feel more energetic and the chance of catching a cold and other diseases will be reduced.

(3) Preventive treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases: Long-term use of royal jelly has a good therapeutic effect on patients with trilipidemia, vascular sclerosis, arrhythmia, diabetes and other diseases.

(4) Treatment of anemia: Royal jelly contains substances such as copper and iron that synthesize hemoglobin. It has the effects of strengthening the hematopoietic system and stimulating the hematopoietic function of the bone marrow. It has been used clinically as an auxiliary treatment for anemia and other diseases.

(5) Anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and wound healing: 10-HDA in royal jelly, also known as royal jelly acid, has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects, and can inhibit the growth of more than ten types of bacteria, including E. coli, pyocyaneus, epidermidis, and tuberculosis. In clinical medicine, royal jelly and honey are used to make external gauze strips for burns, frostbite, surgical and anal wounds. Its analgesic, anti-inflammatory, wound blood circulation and nutritional effects are significantly better than those of external gauze strips such as vaseline.

(6) Prevent cancer: Experiments have shown that royal jelly can inhibit the proliferation of cancer cells and cause degenerative changes in cancer cell development, thus playing a good preventive role in cancer.

(7) Royal jelly is a very good beauty agent: Royal jelly is rich in vitamins and proteins, contains SOD enzyme, and has a bactericidal effect. It is a precious beauty product. Long-term use can make the skin rosy.

Who should not drink royal jelly?

(1) People with allergies. People who are prone to allergies when eating seafood or are often allergic to drugs. This is because royal jelly contains hormones, enzymes, and heteroproteins.

(2) People who suffer from long-term hypotension and hypoglycemia. Royal jelly contains a substance similar to acetylcholine, which has the effect of lowering blood pressure and blood sugar.

(3) People with intestinal dysfunction and diarrhea. Royal jelly can cause strong intestinal contraction, which can induce dysfunction and lead to diarrhea, constipation and other symptoms.

(4) In the early stages of surgery and when women are pregnant. After surgery, patients lose too much blood and become seriously weak. Taking royal jelly at this time can easily cause bleeding in the facial features. Royal jelly can also stimulate uterine contraction, affecting the normal development of the fetus.