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In 2007 dr. A.A. Hassan from University of Mosul, Iraq conducted a study about rat fertility after giving them royal jelly.
The results of his research was that royal jelly greatly increased the sperm count in male rats therefore it has a positive effect on fertility. Let us hope the results are the same for people.
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What effect does royal jelly have on diabetics?
There were several studies contucted which have shown that royal jelly helps rats with diabetes. Royal Jelly effectively decreases hypoglycemia, metabolic and hyperglycemia. Compounds like chromium, Sulphur have properties which are like insulin and help the body to protect itself from diabetes. Royal Jelly is rich in such compounds including Vitamin B3 and Vitamin H. The most important thing is that Royal Jelly is free from side effects. It will only improves your body systems and will not harm your body.
Can rats eat jelly?
Rats can eat jelly in small amounts. Rats are typically scavengers and will eat just about anything they can get their hands on.
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Reproduction of rats?
dont do it if you dont know.
Do rats have prostate glands?
Yes. It is necessary for reproduction.
How do rats fit through anywhere?
there body's are like jelly so they squish through
What kind of fruit does roc royal eat?
Rats and pigeons
What are the harmful effects of rats to houses?
Rats can live anywhere and feed on just about everything. They can also carry disease. The Great Plague of London was spread by rats.
In the 1860s Jack Black was a royal rat-catcher who kept the unusual specimens he found and bred them creating the first fancy rats For whom did he catch rats?
Victoria
What is the different between a rat and an owl in their reproduction methods?
Owls lay eggs. Since rats are mammals and not birds, they have live young.
What has the author Arto Kuusisto written?
Arto Kuusisto has written: 'Metabolic effects of ethanol in diabetic rats'
What has the author Ted LaRue Petit written?
Ted LaRue Petit has written: 'Anatomical and behavioral effects of 5-fluoro-2-deoxyuridine administration to rats' -- subject(s): Anatomy, Rats, Behavior
