Ingredients

Ingredients

FAQ

What Is "Deer Antler Plus"?
It is a natural supplement with no added chemicals or, simply stated, the Creator's gift for all creatures. Deer antlers grow extremely rapidly and are naturally cast every year thus beginning a new cycle of growth. Velvet is the young antler in a cartilaginous state, harvested both for its nutritional and medicinal value and to prevent injury to the stags during the rutting season. Although contrary to the name, the velvety fur covering is removed during processing and is not included in the antler velvet supplements.

"What Is In "Deer Antler Plus"?"
"Deer Antler Plus" is a safe, proprietary brand of the highest quality deer velvet. Deer velvet is an animal product produced from the velvet antler of red deer. It is harvested humanely at the soft stage, is immediately freeze dried to maintain all its active ingredients, ground and encapsulated in gelatin capsules. It is harvested sustainable in clean, green New Zealand, the largest exporter of deer velvet in the world.

"How Many Capsules Should I Take?"
Recommended Dosage: Take one tablet in the morning with a meal and one tablet in the evening with a meal daily. Therefore, you should take two tablets a day for best results.

"Will There Be Any Side Effects?"
People with circulation problems, congenital heart disease or angina (heart pain) should not take this product. Mild upset stomach may occur which disappears if use of this product is stopped.* Korean doctor Peter Yoon says he has not seen any severe toxic side effects with the product. Dr. Yoon says that if too much velvet deer antler is taken, mild upset stomach may occur, which disappears if use of the product is stopped. According to Dr. Koltun, people with circulation problems, congenital heart disease or angina (heart pain) should not take velvet deer antler.

"How LONG Will It Take To Get The Results I Need?"
"Deer Antler Plus" should produce results within 3-4 weeks provided that the user takes the recommended dosage. An initial purchase of at least two-month supply is recommended. Ongoing benefits require continued use. There can be variability in response between people, as there is with many other products, where individuals may not achieve a response. For optimum results take "Deer Antler Plus" for a 3 to 4 month period.

All information is intended for your general knowledge only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions. The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated the statements on this site. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. You should seek prompt medical care for any specific health issues and consult your physician before starting a new health or fitness regime. NOTE: People with a medical challenge, pregnant and lactating women, and those already under a physician's care should consult with their physician before using this product. "Deer Antler Plus" is a dietary supplement. As individuals differ, so will results.

Deer Antler Plus offers you the finest quality of Deer Antler Velvet. Our products are harvested under the most humane conditions, a fact as important to us as to you, since we are strong animal advocates. The velvet is processed in tightly controlled licensed government facilities. The information we offer on this site is as accurate as it is possible to obtain. Deer Velvet, as with all supplements, is not to be taken as a substitute for medical advice, nor is it intended to diagnose or cure disease.

Reference

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