- In China, it's known as "lu rong". First documented evidence of use was found on a silk scroll recovered from a Han tomb in Hunan province, during the Hun Dynasty from 206 BC - 220 AD. Velvet Antler is the most significant ingredient in Chinese medicine next to Ginseng.
- In Korea, it's called "nok yong". Used as a herbal medicine to maintain good health, and strengthen a weakened body.
- In Russia, it's called "pantui". Used since the fifteenth century. Controlled studies on many Olympic athletes in the Soviet Union have shown significant endurance increases with use of "pantocrin" a velvet antler extract.
- In North America, it's simply "velvet antler". Taken for maintaining healthy joints, promoting immune functions, strength and endurance, energy, and slowing the aging process.
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Provides Nutritional Support for Joint Structure and Function Research has shown that Velvet Antler contains: Glucosamine sulfate, Chondroitin sulfate, Collagen type II, amino acids, essential fatty acids, growth hormones, minerals, trace minerals, other proteins and more, naturally balanced during antler development. Our bodies need these nutrients to function properly. Source: Dr. Jeong S. Sim University of Alberta, Canada
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"Velvet Antler is truly becoming the health supplement of choice for slowing the aging process and speeding up old sex drive." -Dr. Howard Peiper, TV-host of Partners in Healing and co-author of twelve books on nutrition
"Antler may be one of the missing elements in the modern diet that has allowed such a tragic loss to our collective health. Velvet Antler is being used to address a wide range of disorders. Major constituents of Velvet Antler - Chondroitin Sulfate and Collagen Type II are recognized by the US Food and Drug Administration as effective against joint disorders. This is a rare achievement for a nutritional supplement with its roots deep in alternative practice. Betty Kamen, Ph.D. |
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