Do you know if royal jelly will help with osteoarthritis-bones spurs and fibromyalgia.
by Robert C.
Do you know if royal jelly will help with osteoarthritis-bones spurs and fibromyalgia?
Angela's Response:
Hello Robert,
Yes, royal jelly may help with osteo. See below a study that I have written on. I have not come across any studies on royal jelly and fibro but I suspect that royal jelly may help with this condition as it is highly anti-inflammatory. You may also want to consider trying some bee propolis as it also has tremendous anti-inflammatory properties.
Bee healthy ~ Angela
Osteoporosis & Bone Loss
A group of Japanese scientists hypothesized that Royal Jelly may have beneficial effects on osteoporosis.
After conducting a study on both rats and in a test tube, the doctors found that RJ may prevent osteoporosis by enhancing intestinal calcium absorption, making it an effective preventative aid for osteoporosis.
It makes a lot of sense to supplement with Royal Jelly along with your calcium and vitamin D if you are suffering from osteoporosis or have a history of it in your family. According to this study, RJ will enhance your body's ability to absorb the calcium and in turn deposit it in your bone structure.
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