Farmer of Divinity RAW Green Tea Flower Pollen Powder — Adaptogenic Functional Nutrition — 70 Gram Pouch

The Farmer of Divinity: RAW Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) Flower Pollen

Camellia sinensis Pollen, also known as Green Tea Pollen, is a deeply restorative superfood, containing dense bio-active growth hormones with specific amino acids. It is an ideal alternative to raw Pine Pollen powder. There is really no other food that is as nutrient dense as pollens! Camellia pollen is full of raw amino acids and living enzymes, vitamins, protein, minerals, essential fatty acids, and a whole host of other macro and micro-nutrients and phytonutrients. Additionally, highly accessible forms of the many beneficial compounds found in green tea (the leaves of Camellia sinensis) plant are present in our Camellia sinensis Pollen.

This is an ideal product for anyone looking for an alternative to Pine Pollen, without phyto-androgens, but still containing high amounts of nutrients and enzymes. While especially popular with women, our RAW Green Tea Pollen (another RAW Forest Foods first) is perfect for men, too.

What Others Are Saying

"The cold months make it really hard for me to stay healthy, but the past two winters I used Camellia Pollen to make a tonic with based on Ryan's recommendation of combining Pine Pollen and ginger. This is my daily morning ritual throughout the winter months. [Every day] I am full of energy and have yet to be sick in two winters." — Christina

"This was the first time that I had ever heard of this product and as soon as I did what research I could, I KNEW I had to try this! The results have been incredible; It left me satiated, relaxed, and really primed with energy and the taste was out of this world. I've been taking many things to recharge my Kidney system and this has become a new staple in my program for sure! I combine this with the TapRoot formula and the effects are hard to beat. Overall, I would REALLY recommend you try this one and combine it with some of the other products available here, especially at this price!" — Kristian

RAW Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) Flower Pollen May Support

• Aid anti-aging;
• Adaptogenic compounds;
• Help regulate and improve endocrine function without adding additional phytohormones to your system;
• Promote deep, restorative health;
• Post-exercise supplement;
• Optimum nutrition.*

RAW Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) Flower Pollen Key Benefits

Health Benefits Of Green Tea

• May help increase hematopoiesis (red blood cell production);
• Restorative benefits to fight fatigue;
• Amino acids and prebiotic fiber to increase detoxification;
• Believed to aid memory and mental function;
• May benefit the immune system;
• Promote healthy endocrine system function.*

46 different types of proteins are found in fresh Camellia Sinensis pollen which helps increase:

• Energy metabolism;
• Cytoskeleton function;
• Nucleic acid metabolism;
• Membrane transport;
• Amino acid metabolism;
• Stress response;
• Protein metabolism;
• DNA and RNA transcription and reproduction;
• Fat metabolism.*

Sourcing

Our RAW Camellia pollen is an ethically harvested bee pollen that is strictly collected from organic or ecologically grown Camellia sinensis tea plantations.

Taste Profile

Pleasant
Slightly sweet

Where to Buy RAW Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) Flower Pollen?

RAW Forest Foods offers bulk, 70 gram pouches of RAW Green Tea Flower Pollen Powder, with 35 servings (2 grams per serving) per pouch. As with all of our products, we source our ingredients as close to the produces—farms and forests—as possible, visiting sites and meeting with growers, wild-harvesters, and processors.

RAW Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) Flower Pollen

Suggested Usage

Serving size is 1 gram, taken twice daily or as directed, preferably on an empty stomach. Once in the morning and once in the evening

Our favorite way to consume this product is with several ounces of water, taken on an empty stomach.

Learn more about using all of our products here.

Ideal Storage

A cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture.

Cycling Herbs

Herb cycling schedules can be beneficial when healing. If you prefer to rotate your pro-androgenic and tonic herbs, we suggest a schedule of five days on and two days off, or four weeks on and one week off.

Disclosures

All information provided by RAW Forest Foods, including throughout this website, is for educational purposes only and is not intended as—nor should be misconstrued as—any type of recommendation, medical diagnosis, treatment, cure, or advice.

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Customers are advised to consult with their qualified healthcare practitioner before undergoing any lifestyle changes, including the use of dietary or nutritional supplements.

Products offered by RAW Forest Foods are not for use by those that are pregnant or nursing, children under the age of 18, individuals with a known medical condition, or those allergic or averse to any of the ingredients contained within them.

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Quick Facts

View our RAW Camellia sinensis Pollen quick facts PDF.

Further Reading And Selected Resources

• Flavonoids: The secret to health benefits of drinking black and green tea? Harvard, Heart Health (2020);
• Green Tea Catechins. Examine (2020);
• Human clinical studies of tea polyphenols in allergy or life style-related diseases. Current Pharmaceutical Design (2013);
• In vivo antioxidant effect of green and black tea in man. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition (1996);
• Isolation and identification of compounds from the ethanolic extract of flowers of the tea (Camellia sinensis) plant and their contribution to the antioxidant capacity. Food Science and Technology (2009);
• Medicinal and therapeutic potentialities of tea (Camellia sinensis L.) – A review. Food Research International (2009);
• Pollen as food and medicine—A review. Economic Botany (1997);
• Proteome Analysis of Tea Pollen (Camellia sinensis) under Different Storage Conditions. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (2008);
• Tea consumption and lung cancer risk: a meta-analysis of case-control and cohort studies. Nutrition (2007);
• The determination of ingredient of tea (Camellia sinensis) pollen. Apicultural Research Institute (2000);
• The thinking on flavonoids. Harvard, Mind & Mood (2020).