Birds nest extract to stimulate collagen?

[AlexBrown84]

Maybe people from China know about this? Popular dish used in soups in Hong Kong and some parts of mainland China. But it looks like it has anti aging benefits and stimulates collagen

@Collagen or rope @Magical Apple @DivineBeing @RabidRosaries @eduardkoopman

 

[AlexBrown84]

Once again pioneering innovative techniques in this field Dr. @Vermilioncore

 

[Lygodactylus]

Only heard about tretinoin and snail oil... Chinese are indeed based so I'm interested in this product. Never heard of it before

 

[AlexBrown84]

Promotes type 1 collagen synthesis

The thing about a lot of these alternative methods to stimulating collagen / anti aging is they’re not as studied as the common ones such as tret and bs like that. It could only give maybe a 20% improvement to collagen meanwhile others would increase more making it worthless

 

[Deleted member 6573]

Hopefully a new virus comes out of this and kills another million americans.

 

[AlexBrown84]

Only heard about tretinoin and snail oil... Chinese are indeed based so I'm interested in this product. Never heard of it before

I’ve been put on to a lot of new stuff since moving back to Asia. Everytime I go on a date with a Asian girl I ask them about their skincare routine.

 

[Lygodactylus]

Hopefully a new virus comes out of this and kills another million americans.

The Jews did it

 

[Magical Apple]

Maybe people from China know about this? Popular dish used in soups in Hong Kong and some parts of mainland China. But it looks like it has anti aging benefits and stimulates collagen

@Collagen or rope @Magical Apple @DivineBeing @RabidRosaries @eduardkoopman

disgusting hong kong and taiwanese monkey food. Dont eat that shit

 

[Deleted member 19184]

I tried this swallow's nest drink that came in these glass jars that a family friend of mine gave us.

There's sugar added since it clearly tasted sweet, and the price was ridiculously expensive.

There's probably more efficient ways that are evidence-based for increasing collagen.

 

[AlexBrown84]

disgusting hong kong and taiwanese monkey food. Dont eat that shit

I’m not I’m gonna put it on my face. It’s the sweat and shit that birds produce in their nest during the breeding phase.

 

[nepalicel]

Just eat dog theory

 

[Magical Apple]

I’m not I’m gonna put it on my face. It’s the sweat and shit that birds produce in their nest during the breeding phase.

that shit doesnt work lol. just use retinoid and moisturizer

 

[eduardkoopman]

Chinese are indeed based

tbh. I don't see it. imo, there is nothing based about being so subsurvient and accepting towards "leaders"

 

[AlexBrown84]

that shit doesnt work lol. just use retinoid and moisturizer

Those things are good but I’m looking for stuff to help with my scars. That stuff doesn’t really help. Birds nest extract has healing properties for wounds.

 

[Lygodactylus]

tbh. I don't see it. imo, there is nothing based about being so subsurvient and accepting towards "leaders"

Lol, ofc not I meant that Asians have based skincare routines, that's all. I saw some 50 year old Asian chicks that look young af due to skincare

 

[Mr.cope]

Bro just use Retin A

 

[currylightskin]

chinese even eat eggs boiled in pee jfl

 

[AlexBrown84]

Bro just use Retin A

Retin a doesn’t heal wounds

 

[eduardkoopman]

Lol, ofc not I meant that Asians have based skincare routines, that's all. I saw some 50 year old Asian chicks that look young af due to skincare

true.
BUT, they also have gentic advantage in skin aging compared to whites.

I read stufies about themakeup and sturcture of skin layers, across different races.
And Asian and balck people. had such skin layers nd properties. that it mogged for aging.
And whites, had it the worse. genetically build up speaking

 

[AlexBrown84]

@Vermilioncore nominate me for a Nobel peace prize in my groundbreaking research in the field of EBN’s (edible bird nests)

 

[AlexBrown84]

I’ll go buy some bird nest extract at a local market tomorrow and apply to my face. Will report my findings in my next research paper.

No suprise it’s not talked about in this western centric forum as edible bird nests are only consumed in the east Asia region

 

[AlexBrown84]

Looks like ebns also increase fsh @Thompsonz

Maybe you apply bird nest extract to your head to get nw0 ?

 

[AlexBrown84]

Interesting

Doctor @Vermilioncore , take a look at this

Edible bird's nest extract downregulates epidermal apoptosis and helps reduce damage by ultraviolet radiation in skin of hairless mice - PubMed

The purpose of the present study was to examine whether daily intake of edible bird's nest extract reduced ultraviolet-induced damage to skin. Twenty-one female HR-1/Hos mice were divided into control (C, <i>n</i> = 7), low-dose (2 mg/kg body weight/day of edible bird's nest extract) (L...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[Deleted member 19184]

Interesting

Doctor @Vermilioncore , take a look at this

Edible bird's nest extract downregulates epidermal apoptosis and helps reduce damage by ultraviolet radiation in skin of hairless mice - PubMed

The purpose of the present study was to examine whether daily intake of edible bird's nest extract reduced ultraviolet-induced damage to skin. Twenty-one female HR-1/Hos mice were divided into control (C, <i>n</i> = 7), low-dose (2 mg/kg body weight/day of edible bird's nest extract) (L...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Keep in mind it's a mouse study with n = 7, and they used a pretty high dosage of extract (proportionally would be on the order of grams for a human.)

 

[AlexBrown84]

Keep in mind it's a mouse study with n = 7, and they used a pretty high dosage of extract (proportionally would be on the order of grams for a human.)

It’s normal to eat grams worth of edible bird nest

Best way to consume it would just be eating the bird nest itself. Not much is known about topical application of ebn but it was shown to have less sun damage on mice when applied. But not too many studies about topical application

 

[AlexBrown84]

Only if my colleague Dr. @kjsbdfiusdf was here to peer review my findings. Unfortunately he’s been on leave of absence recently @Vermilioncore

 

[Deleted member 19184]

It’s normal to eat grams worth of edible bird nest

Best way to consume it would just be eating the bird nest itself. Not much is known about topical application of ebn but it was shown to have less sun damage on mice when applied. But not too many studies about topical application

Yeah probably can't hurt, it's just one of those cost/benefit things if you're going to recommend it to a bunch of people when things like tretinoin exist.

 

[Vermilioncore]

Once again pioneering innovative techniques in this field Dr. @Vermilioncore

Hello!

Sounds like a good idea! The ancients utilized this technique in ancient Egypt and Persia!

Dr. V

 

[Magical Apple]

Those things are good but I’m looking for stuff to help with my scars. That stuff doesn’t really help. Birds nest extract has healing properties for wounds.

you need skin resurfacing.

 

[AlexBrown84]

you need skin resurfacing.

My scars are too deep

 

[Cigarette]

u can do it urself just go hunt

 

[oldcelloser]

 

[Mr.cope]

Retin a doesn’t heal wounds

Yes it does

 

[Magical Apple]

My scars are too deep

You need deep skin resurfacing its the only way

 

[poopmaster22]

So they can never improve?

My scars are too deep