|
Bird's Nests Health Benefits |
|
|
The Scientific Approach
- Contains haemogglutination inhibiting action against the influenza virus (Howe, 1961; Howe, Lee & Rose, 1960)
- Partially purified swiftlet nest extracts possess the first known epidemal growth factor (Kong et al., 1987; Ng, Chan & Kong, 1986) which induce cell division, tissue growth, cellular regeneration and cell-mediated immunity.
- Bird's nests has some semblance of ovortransferrin-like protein. Studies have shown that ovortransferrin is both bacteriostatic and bacteriocidal in nature, which is effective in fighting infection (Ibrahim, Sugimoto & Aoki, 2000)
The Traditional Approach
- Enhances the rebirth of cells and tissues (epidermal growth factor)
- Improves the immune system, digestive system and spleen
- Improves appetite
- Clears phlegm and builds system resistance against flu, asthma and cough
- Strengthens lungs and kidneys
- Boasts blood circulation
- Promotes youthful smooth complexion and healthier skin tone
|