Among all types of edible bird's nest, "blood nest" is the most prized. Rumor has it that it is formed when swiftlets, lacking sufficient saliva, spit out blood, making it the essence of their arduous efforts, and thus much more nourishing than ordinary bird's nest. ...

Lo Hong Ka's online store does not grade by the width of a little girl's finger, but instead divides edible bird's nests (dried whole nests) into the following three grades. Since Lo Hong Ka's bird's nests are all natural, the actual figures may vary from those below...

What is Cordyceps Sinensis? Cordyceps sinensis is a fungus of the family Clavicipitaceae. It is a composite of the fruiting body and the dead larva of the ghost moth (Thitarodes armoricanus), an insect of the Hepialidae family, on which the cordyceps parasitic fungus...

Should pregnant women eat bird's nest? The answer is yes. As long as the bird's nest is guaranteed to be absolutely free of additives and purely natural, it is suitable for pregnant women. Bird's nest is an excellent tonic for nourishing yin and moistening dryness. P...

Oral Ingestion 1. Sublingual method: Take 1g of pearl powder sublingually or swallow it with warm water before breakfast and before bed. 2. Milk method: Add 1g of pearl powder to milk before breakfast and before bed, stir well, and drink. This can promote sleep. 3. H...