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Also known scientifically as Aerodramus Fuciphagus, this specie ispopularly known as the White Nest or House Nest swiftlet. The glutinousstrands content in the nest of this species is about 85-97% in itsnatural form. Most birds nest farm cultivates this particular specie.C.Fuciphaga sizes about 10 to 12 cm in its entire. This swiftlet has aband of brownish gray feathers across the rump with dark brown eyes,black beak and feet. Eggs are laid 2 at a time, slightly oval in shapeand white in colour.
1. The Benefits of Birds Nest
Birds nest nourishes the lungs, dissolves phlegm and stops cough,providing a nourishing and clearing effect and is considered anexcellent medicine for regulating and treating weakness. It has alsobeen regarded as a beauty product. Other than its rich collagenwater-soluble proteins and mucosaccharides which moisturizes the skin,birds nest also contains an epidermal growth factor which stimulatesgrowth of cells and promotes their reproduction and regenerationaccording to the Choice monthly magazine from Hong Kong. Its activewater-soluble protein also stimulates cell growth in the immune system,increasing metabolism, inhibiting gastric acids, promoting bloodcirculation, strengthening the heart and improving appetite which makeit an excellent product for nourishing the body after recuperation fromillnesses. There are recent reports on the web that modern medicalevidence has proven that birds nest is actually an anti-oxidant withdetoxifying effects. There is also evidence proving that theconsumption of birds nest is effective in the treatment of lungcancer! Regardless of whether the miraculous effects above are true,Chinese medicine regards birds nest as possessing a sweet taste, mildin nature, neither cold nor heaty, nourishes the meridian of the lungs,stomach and kidneys while possessing nourishing effects for bettercirculation of oxygen in the body. The therapeutic effects of birdsnest has been recognized since ancient times and one would derivebenefits without fear of dangers even when it is consumed in largequantities.
2. The Effects of Birds Nest