Certified Organic Royal Jelly & Wild Hunza Apricots, episode #358

19 thoughts on “Certified Organic Royal Jelly & Wild Hunza Apricots, episode #358”

1. hay guyz what u think abt HUNZA WATER?

2. hay guyz what u think abt HUNZA WATER?

3. est or west hunza food is the best,,,well don guys

4. Thanks. em from hunza. thanks

5. well every buddy love these thing ….!

6. hey Guys, be careful it makes you horny too… if you mix it with Salajeeth :)

7. nice

8. You guys need to have the “Anonymous Hand Guy” sample your stuff on your Videos.
   Reach out, get a sample, taste it off camera, then come back with a thumbs up or thumbs down.
   Like the guy working the keyboard who didn’t get to try anything.

9. ***** :)

10. just read an article on royal jelly , seems its the stuff that is secreated from the worker bees glands and injected into the cacoons of the lavae that has a queen bee in ,

11. i would love for you to do a show on explaining on how the royal jelly is harvested

12. hay do u like my hunza apricots

13. Matt you look good with your hair tied

14. wow u all are so cool. i’m gonna send for a bunch of what ur selling. can’t wait to see what u selling next !

15. It’s so funny when some says something that wasn’t what Matt was expecting. It’s great that you leave it all in! Everyone has an opinion, and theres nothing wrong with that.

16. It was Royal Jelly! Lol the other day I bought some BEE POLLEN because ‘Matt said’ if he had one food to eat for the rest of hs life, that would be it. Lol it wasn’t bee pollen was it Matt? I bought the ‘wrong thing’ didn’t I?

17. I have not tried royal jelly yet but what I love about it is, royal jelly is only fed to the queen bee! it is the royal jelly in fact that makes a queen bee, a queen bee! a really great fertility food! the queen bee also live quite a bit longer than the worker bees (I think roughly 3 times longer!?) and the queen bee is also responsible for for birthing hundreds of bee eggs a day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

18. much love to all you guys :)

19. The Hunzans are/were amazing people in an amazing land :) They’re the most “raw” longevity culture ever documented.

    Unfortunately a lot of their culture is being destroyed by commercialism.