FAQ

  • What is Golden Bird's Nest?
Golden Bird's Nest offer a range of edible bird's nest is typically consumed in the form of a soup or a sweetened dessert, prized for its unique texture (gelatinous when cooked) and subtle flavor. Due to its rarity, high demand, and labor-intensive harvesting process, it's considered a luxury food item and can be quite expensive. There are health benefits, including being rich in nutrients like protein, calcium, iron, potassium, and various amino acids. It promote's health, beauty, and overall well-being, with claims of benefits for the skin, digestion, and the immune system.
  • Why choose Golden Bird's Nest?
We produce our goods in our dedicated factory certified with HACCP, HALAL, and GMP standards, guaranteeing stringent quality control. Only bird's nests meeting our exacting quality criteria are utilized. Our goal is to consistently provide our customers with premium, fresh bird's nest products.
  • Where are Golden Bird's Nest from?
All Golden Bird's Nest products are 100% sourced and processed in Malaysia.
  • Does Golden Bird's Nest products contain any chemicals?
Our products are 100% natural and entirely free from chemicals and preservatives, ensuring a additive-free experience.
  • How often should I consume Bird’s Nest?
The frequency of consuming bird's nest varies based on personal preferences and health goals. While there isn't a strict guideline, it can be consumed daily without any issues.
  • What’s the best way to consume Bird’s Nest?

Bird's nest is traditionally categorized as a tonic, ideally suited for consumption either before bedtime or upon waking up in the morning. For optimal nutrient absorption, it can be consumed at room temperature or gently heat the bottle before consumption (soak bottle in a warm water bath), facilitating better assimilation of the nutrients within our bodies.

  • Could Bird's Nest consumption trigger an allergic reaction?
Generally, most individuals do not experience allergies to bird's nest. However, individuals with egg allergies are advised to avoid consuming bird's nest. For those trying it for the first time or with known allergies, it's prudent to start with a small portion, like a tablespoon, to gauge any adverse reactions. If no allergic response is observed, the serving size can be gradually increased. In the event of an allergic reaction—such as rash, itching, vomiting, diarrhea, or other symptoms—it's essential to temporarily stop consuming bird's nest.
  • Does Bird's Nest help with beauty?

Bird's nest is renowned for its anti-tyrosinase activity, effectively impeding melanocytes from producing melanin, contributing to skin lightening. Thanks to sialic acid's ability to permeate skin tissue, bird's nest can be orally consumed. Studies indicate that sialic acid is the primary whitening agent present in bird's nest. Remarkably, the antioxidant capacity of bird's nest surpasses various fruits, boasting 1.4 times the antioxidant power of blackberries, 3 times more than blueberries, and an impressive 6 times greater than red raspberries, outstripping oranges by multiple folds. These potent antioxidants position bird's nest as a formidable ally in combating aging. Moreover, the bird's nest is rich in epidermal growth factor (EGF)-like properties, stimulating cell division, proliferation, and supporting tissue regeneration. 

  • What are the advantages of consuming Bird's Nest during pregnancy?

Consuming bird's nest during pregnancy is suggested for prenatal and postpartum health. Rich in sialic acid, it aids the baby's brain development and boosts the mother and baby's resistance. Regular intake, averaging 1.5 to 5 grams per serving daily until the end of lactation, is recommended. Particularly crucial during the first trimester, the sialic acid in bird's nest supports fetal brain development, making daily consumption advisable throughout the initial three months of pregnancy.

  • Can you consume Bird's Nest after giving birth and when can I start consuming it?
Bird's nest has numerous advantages for mothers. Anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, and immune system booster; antioxidant and anti-aging to slow down the ageing process of the skin. Bird's nest aids in wound healing by having glycoprotein active components and epidermal growth factor-like action. Sialic acid can strengthen the body's resilience to sickness by blocking the interaction of intestinal and viral elements. Since sialic acid is an anion, it can react with calcium ions that are positively charged in the body to increase the capacity of the digestive tract to absorb nutrients. Sialic acid is a crucial vitamin for the growth of the brain. The nutritional makeup of the mother's milk will change as the child develops, and the amount of sialic acid in the milk will decrease. After giving birth, consuming bird's nest can aid in providing a regular stream of sialic acid to infant to support baby's brain development.