Deer Antler Velvet Handbook: Part 1 - Overview and Description
by Jason J. Duke - Owner/Artisan
Fresh Content: July 12, 2022 17:58
Definition

Deer antler velvet (DAV) is a fast growing soft-bone on bucks, stags and bulls that is covered in velvety hair-like fuzz. Many cultures use deer antler velvet because it contains anti-aging nutrients and vitalizing constituents that support recovery, regeneration, and growth of tissues in the body, such as joints and muscles.
Properties
Classification: Tonic
Category: Adaptogen
Grade: Dietary Supplement
Tastes: Sweet, Salty
Usage: Soup, Tea, Powder, Capsule, Tincture
Benefits: Nourishing; Invigorating; Rejuvenating; Immunity; Growth, Regeneration, Repair; Sexuality; Athletic Performance
Description
Deer antler velvet is widely used a food supplement that vitalizes, tonifies, and strengthens the body and has been used for over 2000 years for it's many bene
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Power of Growth and Regeneration
Deer antler velvet is a unique mammalian organ that fully regenerates after shedding every year and is known for growing at the highest recorded rate for any mammal.
Deer antler velvet grows on the heads of bucks, stags and bulls in the spring and early summer as peptides and hormones are sec
Velvet antler sticks are not bone and are a unique tissue that is high in digestible proteins, which are predominantly collagens, and also includes essential waxy lipid, and bio-available mineral and trace mineral containing tissue.
Types: Sika deer, red deer, reindeer, and wapiti elk
Cultures: All world cultures, especially Asian, Russian and Arabian.
Sources: Worldwide, in particular, New Zealand, China, Canada, and Australia. Commercial sale from regulated ranches and farm collectives. Non-commercial use from the wild
Market
Worldwide Popularity
Deer antler velvet is a highly popular supplement that is farmed, ranched, harvested and used across the world.
Over 2,000,000 high-quality pounds are produced every year from world-wide velvet antler farms.
Deer Antler Velvet is Used Most in Asia
In New Zealand, the deer industry busi
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