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Health Products - Deer Velvet

New Zealand Deer Velvet has gained an International reputation as a first class dietary supplement for boosting strength and endurance and to give faster recovery after exertion.

Clinical trials conducted by the University of Otago (NZ) "Human Performance centre" have produced statistically significant results, giving anecdotal support for it's use. In Asia deer velvet is a very popular nutritional food supplement.

Deer Velvet can be taken as a blood tonic to improve vitality and increase energy. Deer Velvet contains prostaglandin's that are important in cellular metabolism and the body’s response to pain, stress, inflammation and infections.

 Deer Velvet is high in protein. One of the main proteins found in Deer Velvet is collagen that is beneficial as a skin care agent and in wound healing. It also contains minerals such as calcium, potassium, magnesium, nitrogen and selenium that are necessary components of a healthy diet.

New Zealand Game Industry research shows that Deer Velvet may help build and maintain endurance and delay fatigue for sports people.

Professor Richard Cambie, Auckland University, New Zealand (1991) identified compounds called Velva tins. Some Velva tin substances produce a wide range of responses from anti-cancer to anti-biotic properties.

Deer Velvet is also reputed to have an aphrodisiac effect and has been used to this end for centuries.

It can also help women's health problems such as irregular and painful menstruation and reduce the side effects of menopause.

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