Health Benefits of Blood Nest

Blood Nest has been used for a long time in traditional Chinese medicine for many centuries. It is classified as a cold food or “ying” according to the Chinese food concept.

Blood Nest is mostly composed of water-soluble protein that is easily absorbed by human body. The total protein content is about 65 percent. The other constituents are moisture (~ 10%), traces of fat (~23.3%), and carbohydrate (~0.8%). Other minerals present are calcium and iron. The total content of Amino acid in Blood Nest is approximately 6 percent. Amino acids isolated from Blood Nest consist of amide, humin, arginine, cystine, histidine, and lysine. It is possible that when taken with other certain foods through a cooking process,such as ginseng (as a hot food or “yang”), may have high nutritive and therapeutic value to human body.

Health Benefits of Blood Nest

Consumption of Blood Nest is also recommended to complement other treatments to combat degenerative diseases such as cancer and also for recovering health after illness, or surgery.

Blood Nest is regarded as having a wide range of tonic and medical values. Traditionally, it is believed that Blood Nest can strengthen the lungs and use in the curing and strengthening of body in diseases related to weak blood, body overheat, and other bronchion ailments. Consumption of Blood Nest is also recommended to complement other treatments to combat degenerative diseases such as cancer and also for recovering health after illness, or surgery.

It is also claimed that Blood Nest contains elements which can stimulate cell growth and especially beneficial to elderly recovering from various body ailments.

Blood Nest is especially valued by ladies for its reported properties of making the skin delicate and growing radiantly. It is also mentioned that an expectant mother consuming Blood Nests would have a baby with fine and smooth complexion.
Chinese has been consuming Blood Nest for hundreds of years and most of them believe that Blood Nest consists of several proteins and minerals that help develop the generation and growth of human cells, rejuvenates the human skin and increases the immune system.

High demand.

Research has also found that Blood Nest contains the epidermal growth factor. This helps explain why Chinese herbalists often prescribe Blood Nest to people who fail to thrive or grow for no apparent reason. Independent laboratory investigation has also revealed that Blood Nest contains a water-soluble glyco-protein that promotes cell division within the immune system. These findings lend support to the belief that Blood Nest promotes growth and tissue repair. Not only that, Blood Nest strengthens the body's self-regulating actions and provides resistance to disease. Because of its function, a symbol of wealth as well as the scarcity of the goods, it makes Blood Nest a valuable commodity indeed. Consumers of Blood Nest soup swear by their efficacy in its many curing properties, namely healing illnesses connected to the respiratory system like cough, asthma or throat infection and thus its high demand