Research hub · Apilarnil

Apilarnil research

Research on the composition and experimentally investigated effects of the drone-larvae product apilarnil, presented with explicit evidence limits.

8publications in this field
6open full texts
3source abstracts

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Apilarnil is derived from drone larvae and has been examined in only a limited number of compositional and biological studies.

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Research focus

Nutritional composition, hormone-related constituents and effects observed in experimental models.

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Reading the evidence

Evidence for efficacy and safety in humans is very limited and does not support strong health claims.

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Definitions, production methods, doses and standardisation are inconsistent across studies.

Safety note: It should not be used without professional assessment, particularly in hormone-sensitive conditions or alongside regular medication.

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8 publications
2016Bee Bread and Perga

Fatty Acid and Proximate Composition of Bee Bread

FOOD TECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

Palynological spectrum, proximate and fatty acid (FA) composition of eight bee bread samples of different botanical origins were examined and significant variations were observed. The sample…

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Medical information notice: This library supports scientific literacy and is not medical advice. Bee products may cause allergy or drug interactions.