Bee pollen and stained teeth?
by Steve
(USA)
i ordered and received the bee pollen. Thank you.
After about week or 10 days- i noticed i had teeth stains- it only showed where the teeth have receded.
it could have been the pomegranate or blueberries that i have eaten during the same time. i have stopped eating them both.
I called the other day inquiring about bee pollen and teeth stains. i was told bee pollen does not create teeth stains.
I just wanted a 2nd opinion/ thoughts?
Thanks
Hi Steve,
Yes, I would agree. We really have not come across stained teeth from bee pollen. We do see if once in a while with propolis but I suppose it is possible. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
Angela
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