Red/Blood Bird’s Nest Myth
The Dangers Of Bleached Edible Bird’s Nests 
Why Bird’s Nest Is Good For Pregnant Ladies? Are you soon expecting a tiny package from the stork? Yes? Then now is a great time for you to enhance your Nutrition-Levels. One of the best ways to do this would be try out a traditional Chinese remedy. Edible Bird’s Nest is one of China’s best-kept secrets. These Bird Nests are primarily harvested from the nests of the Swiftlet bird. They are known
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Edible Bird’s Nest contains several organic nutrients including high water-soluble glycoprotein and amino acid. It is an excellent restorative food that is beneficial for any age or gender. However, the consumer should remain aware that improper cleaning by ignorant bird’s nest cleaning plants can significantly reduce the nutrient concentration. The following is a list of bird’s nest benefits documented by TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Practitioners: 1. Enhances the rebirth of cells
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Myth: A Red/Blood Bird’s Nest is constructed by a Swiftlet that has consumed seafood or vomit blood? Fact: Some time ago people believed that a red nest was created by an overworked Swiftlet that had built its nest partly with blood. Nowadays, people believe that the red nest is created by a Swiftlet that has eaten seafood or a food substance which contains a high volume of iron. Research has
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Whilst pure edible birds’ nests are rich in nutrients with health promoting properties for the human body, its high market value means that there is a type of “black market” of the same product but a much lower quality version. Improper cleaning reduces the nutrient content and poses a real threat to consumers. As edible birds’ nests are a natural product it is only to be expected that there will
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Edible Bird’s Nest (EBN) known in Chinese as Yan Wo, Indonesia as Sarang Walet, Japanese as Enso is the dried glutinous secretion of the salivary glands from Southern Asia swiftlets. The saliva which acts as the nest cement is produced by a pair of sublingual glands located beneath the tongue of the swiftlet. It is considered as a great delicacy and effective medicine as well as beauty enhancer within the
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