The Deer Antler Velvet Authority: The 68-Page Codex of Regenerative Vitality

by Jason J. Duke - Owner/Artisan

Fresh Content: December 4, 2025 18:15

A hyper-realistic Red Deer Stag with glowing golden velvet antlers that are transmuting into streams of liquid gold, representing the shift from solid tissue to bio-available fluid.

The Regenerative Matrix

The 68-Page Authority on Deer Antler Velvet & Liquid Vitality

Welcome to the Source.

The internet is drowning in generic information about "supplements." But Deer Antler Velvet (DAV) is not a supplement. It is the only mammalian organ that fully regenerates at a rate of up to 1cm per day. It is a biological construction site.

To consume this power requires more than just grinding a bone into a capsule. It requires the Bio-Kinetic Physics of fluid extraction to preserve the delicate Lipid-Waxy Matrix of the tips and the Bio-Electric Signal (Qi) of the living tissue.

This Knowledge Graph contains 68 inter-linked pages organized into 6 Codices. It is the definitive map of the territory. Choose your path below.

Data visualization of the Tonic Tinctures 67-Page Knowledge Graph, mapping the six interconnected codices of Deer Antler Velvet authority, from fluidic physics to regenerative biology and applied protocols.
Figure 1: The Vitality Constellation. (Click to Enlarge) Mapping the 6 Codices of Authority.

CODEX I: THE FLUIDIC ARCHITECTURE

▼ Open Codex I Scientific References

Evidence for Page 1: Bio-Availability & Structure

  • Yu, Y., et al. (2017): Investigates protein breakdown during digestion. View Study
  • Sui, Z., et al. (2014): Summarizes bioactive components of the "living structure." View Study

Evidence for Page 2: Hydro-Ethanolic Key

  • Guo, X.-H., et al. (2018): Supports broad-spectrum alcohol extraction. View Study
  • Pavlenko, S. M. (1960): Validates ethanol extracts (Pantocrine). View Source

Evidence for Page 3: Sublingual Absorption

  • Tansathien, K., et al. (2019): Delivery methods bypassing digestion. View Study

Evidence for Page 4: The Ghost Factor (Oxidation)

  • Cheng, S.-L., et al. (2017): Components that degrade upon oxidation/heat. View Study
  • Arzmi, M. H., et al. (2021): Proteomic analysis of the delicate matrix. View Study

Evidence for Page 5: Solvent Dynamics

  • Wu, F., et al. (2013): Chemistry of the base vs tips (Dual Extraction). View Study
  • Zhang, P., et al. (2020): Nucleoside extraction parameters. View Study

Evidence for Page 6: Spray Scam Exposed

  • Gilbey, A., & Perezgonzalez (2012): Review separating efficacy from marketing hype. View Review

Evidence for Page 7: Tincture vs. Capsule

  • Pavlenko, S. M. (1960): Establishes liquid extract as clinical standard. View Source

Evidence for Page 8: Liposomal vs. Hydro-Ethanol

  • Tansathien, K., et al. (2019): Investigates delivery of bioactive components. View Study

Evidence for Page 10: History of Liquid Tonics

  • Huo, Y.-S., et al. (2014): Historical uses in Chinese Medicine (Lu Rong). View Study
  • Takikawa, K., et al. (1972): Historical Japanese Orthopaedic study. View Study

CODEX II: THE REGENERATIVE MATRIX

▼ Open Codex II Scientific References

Evidence for Page 11: The Tips (Growth Factors)

  • Francis & Suttie (1998): Identifies IGF-1 in growing tips. View Study

Evidence for Page 12: The Middles (Collagen)

  • Sui, Z., et al. (2019): Characterizes the protein profile. View Study

Evidence for Page 13: The Base (Minerals)

  • Wu, F., et al. (2013): Review of antler base chemistry. View Study

Evidence for Page 14: Sika Deer (TCM)

  • Huo, Y.-S., et al. (2014): Historical use of Sika in TCM. View Study

Evidence for Page 15: Red Deer (NZ Standards)

  • DINZ Manual: Official NZ Red Deer standards. View PDF

Evidence for Page 16: Elk / Wapiti

Evidence for Page 17: Reindeer (Russian)

  • Pavlenko (1960): Definitive text on Pantocrine. View Text

Evidence for Page 19: Matrix vs. Isolate

  • Guo, X.-H., et al. (2018): Proves the "concept of synergy." View Study

Evidence for Page 20: Mitochondrial ATP

  • Wang, W., et al. (2019): Peptide interactions with energy metabolism. View Study

CODEX III: MECHANISTIC TRANSLATION

▼ Open Codex III Scientific References

Evidence for Page 21: Chondrocyte Activation

  • Yao, B., et al. (2019): Gene expressions in cartilage regeneration. View Study

Evidence for Page 22: Hematopoiesis (Blood)

  • Xiao, X., et al. (2017): Bone marrow progenitor cells. View Study

Evidence for Page 23: Myogenesis (Muscle)

  • Chen, J.-C., et al. (2014): Muscle genes and anti-fatigue. View Study

Evidence for Page 24: Stress Resilience

  • Yance, D. R. (2016): Adaptogens in Medical Herbalism. View Book

Evidence for Page 25: Angiogenesis

  • Clark, D. E., et al. (2006): VEGF expression in antler. View Study

Evidence for Page 26: Regeneration Speed

  • Mikler, J. R., et al. (2004): Accelerated wound healing. View Study

Evidence for Page 28: Neurotrophic Factors

  • Huo, Y., et al. (1993): Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) activity. View PubMed

Evidence for Page 29: Immune Intelligence

  • Zha, E., et al. (2016): Macrophage activity. View Study

CODEX IV: THE EVIDENCE LOCKER

▼ Open Codex IV Scientific References

Evidence for Page 31: Russian Pantocrine

  • Pavlenko, S. M. (1960): Compilation of Soviet research. View Text

Evidence for Page 33: Bone Health Study

  • Chen, J., et al. (2015): Growth and development in mammals. View Study

Evidence for Page 34: Anti-Fatigue & Lactic Acid

  • Chen, J.-C., et al. (2014): Lactic acid clearance. View Study

Evidence for Page 36: Wound Healing Study

  • Mikler, J. R., et al. (2004): Clinical investigation into wound healing. View Study

Evidence for Page 37: WADA & IGF-1

  • Francis & Suttie (1998): Confirms natural presence of IGF-1. View Study

Evidence for Page 39: Safety & Toxicology

  • Li, L., et al. (2020): Investigates liver interactions. View Study

Evidence for Page 40: Future Science

  • Arzmi, M. H., et al. (2021): Proteomic analysis. View Study

CODEX V: APPLIED VITALISM

▼ Open Codex V Scientific References

Evidence for Page 41: Strength Protocol

  • Sleivert, G., et al. (2003): Isokinetic strength and aerobic power. View Study

Evidence for Page 42: Endurance Engine

  • Chen, J.-C., et al. (2014): Anti-fatigue and lactic acid clearance. View Study

Evidence for Page 43: Joint Protocol

  • Allen, M., et al. (2002): Double-blind study on joint function. View Study

Evidence for Page 44: Men's Vitality

  • Syrotuik, D. G., et al. (2005): Hormonal responses to exercise. View Study

Evidence for Page 45: Women's Health

  • Tansathien, K., et al. (2021): Hair growth stimulation. View Study

Evidence for Page 46: Post-Surgery Recovery

  • Mikler, J. R., et al. (2004): Accelerated cutaneous wound healing. View Study

Evidence for Pages 47-49: Animal Protocols

  • Li, L., et al. (2020): Liver cell protection. View Study

Evidence for Page 50: Cognitive Focus

  • Pita-Thomas, W., et al. (2010): Axon growth factors. View Study

CODEX VI: THE PRACTICAL ALCHEMIST

▼ Open Codex VI Scientific References

Evidence for Pages 53-54: Preparation (Soup/Tea)

  • Tierra, L. (2003): Healing with the Herbs of Life. View Book

Evidence for Page 55: DIY Alcohol Infusion

  • Pavlenko, S. M. (1960): Validates alcohol extraction (Pantocrine). View Text

Evidence for Pages 57-58: Dosing Strategies

  • Sleivert, G., et al. (2003): Study used variable dosing. View Study

Evidence for Page 60: Diet & Absorption

  • Yu, Y., et al. (2017): Analysis of peptide digestion. View Study

Evidence for Pages 62 & 66: Sourcing & Standards

  • Deer Industry New Zealand (DINZ): Global gold standard manual. View Manual

Evidence for Page 68: TCM Masterclass

  • Huo, Y.-S., et al. (2014): Bridge between TCM and modern science. View Study