Pilose antler can be used to soak in water. Pilose antler is the tender horn of a male deer before it grows into a hard bone. It contains blood and has fluff, but when it is used for soaking in water, it is usually a dry velvet piece.
Slice the dried velvet antler, put one of them into a cup, pour it into boiling water, let it cool for a few minutes and then drink. Of course, if you want the nutrients to be more fully absorbed by the human body, you can also grind the antler into powder and brew it.
2 The effect of soaking pilose antler in water is 1, which supplements nutrition. The water soaked in velvet antler contains a variety of amino acids, vitamins and trace elements needed by human body, which can play a good role in supplementing nutrition after taking it.
2. Improve immunity. The water soaked in pilose antler can promote lymphocyte transformation and enhance immunity to some extent after being taken by human body.
3. Treat trauma. The effective components in velvet antler are helpful to treat traumatic injury, joint and waist pain, numbness and other symptoms.
3 grams of pilose antler soaked in water at a time 1-2 grams.
When pilose antler is used for soaking in water, it is recommended to soak1-2g at a time. Pilose antler soaked in water has many functions, but as a Chinese herbal medicine, it has certain requirements when taken.
Because velvet antler is mild, it may cause symptoms of getting angry if you eat too much at a time, so it is more appropriate to soak 1-2 grams at a time, which will not be excessive and can play a role.
Can antlers be eaten after soaking in water?
Deer antler slices can still be eaten after soaking in water. Although most of the nutrients will be dissolved in water when soaking in water, the antler slice itself will still contain some nutrients, so it still has edible value.
It's just that the dried antlers are hard and hard to chew even if they are soaked in water, so they don't taste very good when eaten. If you don't like the taste, you can throw away the soaked antlers.