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A Study by Taiwan Professor on the Benefit of Consuming Bird Nest

A Study by Taiwan Professor on the Benefit of Consuming Bird Nest

Taiwan professor did a study to show that consuming bird nest daily may strengthen body immune system and having anti viral effect.

Scientific research confirms that bird's nest is resistant to influenza and lung infections! Right now, it's the peak period of influenza and pneumonia. Bird's nest and anti-influenza virus drugs can be extremely hot items.

Filed in: bird nest, bird nest study, coronavirus, immune system, influenza, pneumonia, virus
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