The Deer

In Michigan's Marquette, a small town called Harvey is at noon in summer. The way (lane) of my family lodge is very long, it takes only 30 minutes to reach the lodge. Our camp is a small, tasteful, single bedroom in the middle of the forest. There are about 8 acres of streams around our land. Approximately 800 meters away there is an old shed, which is called "the house of Jack". My father always said there was an old man Jack living there.

They look like: the whale is the smallest member of the deer family in North America. An adult 's blue - tailed dog is wearing a red - brown coat in the summer. In the winter, the color will become dull. Male deer known as Bucks can easily distinguish many corners in summer and autumn. A new branch horn is planted every year and falls in winter. A white female woman is very protective against a baby (a deer). When looking for food, women leave their children in the hideout for about four hours at a time. While waiting for the mother to come back, the deer lied on the ground, their necks were straightened, and they were often camouflaged on the floor of the forest.

The horn is the extension of the deer skull. They are symmetrically developed skeletal structures. In most cases, males grow their corners. These corners are mainly used as sexual appeal to females and as weapons for battle and self-defense. In some species the edge angle is not permanent. Because they grow down every year. The deer horn velvet covers the deer horn cartilage and bone growth. People use velvet velvet as a medicine for various health problems. Velvet velvet is used to increase endurance and strength, strengthen the immune system, promote resistance to rapid recovery and stress to the disease. It is also used in the winter to prevent and fight infections

The deer horn velvet consists of the growing deer and the elk horn cartilage and epidermis before ossification. It is used as a general health supplement for traditional Chinese medicine. Several growth factors such as IGF - 1 have been detected in velvet velvet, which can promote the growth of muscle tissue in a manner similar to the rapid growth of corners. Efficacy: Evidence that the aerobic or anaerobic, muscle strength or endurance of the velvet velvet supplement was improved in 3 randomized controlled trials of 95 young middle-aged men and 21 young women There was hardly any. One of the trials included 38 persons aged 19-24 who took 300-400 mg / day deer horn extract, 1.5 g / day horn velvet powder or placebo to start the endurance training program We randomized active men. Supplements did not produce significant functional effects compared to placebo