Can Royal Jelly be fed to children?
Royal jelly is of life saving importance in pediatrics. It should be a mainstay in hospital wards, especially in neonatology. All premature babies should receive it. If given preventively, it would essentially obliterate postnatal infections. Plus, it would eliminate minor conditions such as neonatal jaundice, cradle cap, and colic. Since it is completely harmless, the only possible result is possible: increased growth , improved immunity, and stronger constitution. As described by Irene Stein in her book, Royal Jelly, Guide to Nature’s Richest Health Food, royal jelly was found to cure malnutrition in babies, including premature ones. Doctors at the University of Florence fed 42 babies royal jelly with astounding results. All of the babies gained weight, plus their immune systems were strengthened and their red blood cell counts increased. These are tremendously positive changes, which are unmatched by any medication. Dr. Allen and B. Lust in their book, The Royal Jelly Miracle, descr
