eir top Olympic athletes over the years has been attributed to the use of DAV as part of their training regimens.

Of course that got the attention of sports doctors and trainers from all over the world – and that’s why here in the West, the bulk of the research done on DAV has focused on its ability to build muscle endurance, stamina and strength and to maximize immune function.

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Back in August of last year I put together an article on Deer Antler Velvet – but unfortunately due to time constraints I was only able to scratch the surface on the amazing healing properties of this new super nutrient.

Unfortunately from time to time I just can’t fit all the valuable information available on a specific topic into one little email.

I could probably write an entire book on this one topic alone – but in the name of good time management. I’ll just try and cover a few of the main benefits.

Deer Antler Velvet (DAV) is of course named for the soft, velvety layer of fur that covers a deer’s antlers while they’re still growing – and before they harden into bone.

As a natural supplement DAV is highly prized in the east as natural love tonic and herbal remedy. Of the 100’s of herbs detailed in the Chinese Pharmacopeias that are used to treat illness - only a handful are regarded as “pure tonics” – and DAV is one.

The Chinese classify these natural wonders as “Royal Herbs” -- substances so precious that they’re thought to heal the mind, body and spirit as a whole. One that you’ve probably already heard of is Ginseng.

And the Chinese don’t give that classification to just any old nutrient. The benefits of DAV are well documented in oriental medicine as an aphrodisiac and sexual performance enhancer.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg -- it’s well known that DAV contains a host of natural amino acids that enhance sexual prowess and function. But these amino acids also act like natural steroids enhancing your bodies’ ability to build lean muscle and burn fat.

Russia was one of the first countries outside of China to take advantage of this – the success of many of their top Olympic athletes over the years has been attributed to the use of DAV as part of their training regimens.

Of course that got the attention of sports doctors and trainers from all over the world – and that’s why here in the West, the bulk of the research done on DAV has focused on its ability to build muscle endurance, stamina and strength and to maximize immune function.

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e name of good time management. I’ll just try and cover a few of the main benefits.

Deer Antler Velvet (DAV) is of course named for the soft, velvety layer of fur that covers a deer’s antlers while they’re still growing – and before they harden into bone.

As a natural supplement DAV is highly prized in the east as natural love tonic and herbal remedy. Of the 100’s of herbs detailed in the Chinese Pharmacopeias that are used to treat illness - only a handful are regarded as “pure tonics” – and DAV is one.

The Chinese classify these natural wonders as “Royal Herbs” -- substances so precious that they’re thought to heal the mind, body and spirit as a whole. One that you’ve probably already heard of is Ginseng.

And the Chinese don’t give that classification to just any old nutrient. The benefits of DAV are well documented in oriental medicine as an aphrodisiac and sexual performance enhancer.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg -- it’s well known that DAV contains a host of natural amino acids that enhance sexual prowess and function. But these amino acids also act like natural steroids enhancing your bodies’ ability to build lean muscle and burn fat.

Russia was one of the first countries outside of China to take advantage of this – the success of many of their top Olympic athletes over the years has been attributed to the use of DAV as part of their training regimens.

Of course that got the attention of sports doctors and trainers from all over the world – and that’s why here in the West, the bulk of the research done on DAV has focused on its ability to build muscle endurance, stamina and strength and to maximize immune function.

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d to treat illness - only a handful are regarded as “pure tonics” – and DAV is one.

The Chinese classify these natural wonders as “Royal Herbs” -- substances so precious that they’re thought to heal the mind, body and spirit as a whole. One that you’ve probably already heard of is Ginseng.

And the Chinese don’t give that classification to just any old nutrient. The benefits of DAV are well documented in oriental medicine as an aphrodisiac and sexual performance enhancer.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg -- it’s well known that DAV contains a host of natural amino acids that enhance sexual prowess and function. But these amino acids also act like natural steroids enhancing your bodies’ ability to build lean muscle and burn fat.

Russia was one of the first countries outside of China to take advantage of this – the success of many of their top Olympic athletes over the years has been attributed to the use of DAV as part of their training regimens.

Of course that got the attention of sports doctors and trainers from all over the world – and that’s why here in the West, the bulk of the research done on DAV has focused on its ability to build muscle endurance, stamina and strength and to maximize immune function.

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as an aphrodisiac and sexual performance enhancer.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg -- it’s well known that DAV contains a host of natural amino acids that enhance sexual prowess and function. But these amino acids also act like natural steroids enhancing your bodies’ ability to build lean muscle and burn fat.

Russia was one of the first countries outside of China to take advantage of this – the success of many of their top Olympic athletes over the years has been attributed to the use of DAV as part of their training regimens.

Of course that got the attention of sports doctors and trainers from all over the world – and that’s why here in the West, the bulk of the research done on DAV has focused on its ability to build muscle endurance, stamina and strength and to maximize immune function.

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eir top Olympic athletes over the years has been attributed to the use of DAV as part of their training regimens.

Of course that got the attention of sports doctors and trainers from all over the world – and that’s why here in the West, the bulk of the research done on DAV has focused on its ability to build muscle endurance, stamina and strength and to maximize immune function.

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A recent clinical trial conducted by the Human Performance Center at Otago University found that DAV not only improves muscle strength and endurance but also recovery time after exertion.

The team compared the development of muscle strength and endurance in 2 groups of men - one taking DAV and the other a placebo.

After just 12 weeks the study group taking the powdered DAV showed better improvements in overall muscle strength and endurance than the control group.

And new studies are taking place everyday that are shedding light on the true healing power of this “Royal Herb”. And then of course there’s DAV’s flawless 2,000 year track record.

That’s right! For 2,000’s years DAV has been used by traditional healers for a slew of its amazing healing properties:

To maintain healthy blood pressure levels For increased cardiovascular function and efficiency To increase muscle recovery and tone. For relief from joint inflammation and stomach ulcers That’s why Western scientists have been clamoring for answers as to what DAV is really capable of.

The results from most these studies are still in their infancy but the evidence looks promising. Just going off what we already know – it’s obvious that DAV’s health benefits are too numerous to ignore.

DAV is packed with the vitamins and nutrients our bodies crave every day: calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, magnesium, sodium, zinc, potassium, manganese, iron, copper selenium and so much more.

But like I said earlier, to list all the therapeutic benefits of DAV would take all day and would read more like a book than a news article.

So I think that after 2,000 years of trial and error it’s safe to say – we could all use a