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Bee pollen of honeybees is a natural creation. The honeybee is an insect that relies entirely on flowers for food. Flowers provide all the nutrients they need. From the nectar of flowers, honeybees obtain carbohydrates, and from natural bee pollen, they gather proteins, fats, and other essential nutrients.Beekeeping has shown that honey is not the only product from beehives; bee pollen is another natural by-product. Honeybees carry pollen using their third pair of legs, which have small structures called pollen baskets. While visiting flowers for pollination, bees collect raw natural pollen and bring it back to the hive, where it is stored in specific cells within the colony.With the help of a pollen trapper, bee pollen can be collected without harming the bees or disturbing their activities before they store it in the hive. As beekeepers, we migrate our hives throughout the year, following the blooming seasons of various flowers. This process allows for the collection of different types of floral bee pollen, each with unique nutritional components.Bee pollen contains a variety of natural substances, including tocopherol, niacin, thiamine, biotin, folic acid, polyphenols, carotenoid pigments, phytosterols, enzymes, and co-enzymes. These natural components highlight the relationship between bees and flowers.