Mothers-to-Be
Traditionally taken while preparing for and during pregnancy, and after birth to help restore energy, support metabolism and get back into shape.
BENEFITS OF BIRD'S NEST
A Traditional Treasure, Rich in Sialic Acid
What is in edible bird's nest, and who has traditionally enjoyed it, explained simply.
KEY NUTRIENT
What Is Sialic Acid?
Modern analysis shows that besides being rich in protein and amino acids, bird's nest is especially rich in sialic acid and epidermal growth factor. Sialic acid is its most valued component.
Sialic acid is a family of neuraminic acid derivatives found widely in nature. Many foods contain a little, but bird's nest contains up to about 10%, which is why it is also called "bird's nest acid".
A child's brain develops quickly while the liver, where the body makes sialic acid, matures slowly. Nutritionists note that women preparing for pregnancy, expecting or breastfeeding often include bird's nest in their diet for this reason.
~10%
Sialic Acid
Rich
Protein
EGF
Growth factor
WHO IT SUITS
The Benefits of Bird's Nest
Children
Traditionally given to growing children to build a strong constitution, and valued for its natural sialic acid.
Women
Rich in collagen-like glycoproteins that nourish the skin and help it stay hydrated and youthful.
Recovery & Seniors
A gentle, easily digested food traditionally used to soothe the airways and restore energy after illness.
Men
For long hours, short sleep or frequent social drinking, traditionally taken to moisten the lungs and replenish.
Bird's nest is a traditional food, not a medicine. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or managing a health condition, please check with your doctor first. Disclaimer
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