Is bird s nest an IQ tax, and is bird s nest an IQ tax?

Bird's nest is formed by the saliva secreted by the very developed mucus gland in the throat of the swiftlet condensed into a solid in the air, and it is a bird's nest built by spitting after digesting the insects, seaweed, whitebait and other things that the swiftlet feeds on, so it is called white swallow, also known as official swallow, the whole bird's nest color is relatively white, this white is natural white and white with a little yellow.

The nutritional value of bird's nest is very limited, and the cost performance is extremely low. Sialic acid, also known as bird's nest acid, is the main bioactive component of bird's nest and is mainly present in the form of N-acetylneuraminic acid in bird's nest. It is reported that the sialic acid content of bird's nest can reach more than 7%, which is also a means to preliminarily identify real and fake bird's nests.

Legal basis

Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 14: The State shall establish a food safety risk monitoring system to monitor foodborne diseases, food contamination and harmful factors in food.

The administrative department of health, in conjunction with the food safety supervision and management department, shall formulate and implement a national food safety risk monitoring plan.

After the food safety supervision and management department and other relevant departments are informed of the relevant food safety risk information, they shall immediately verify and report to the health administrative department. For the food safety risk information reported by the relevant departments and the foodborne diseases and other related disease information reported by medical institutions, the health administrative department shall, in conjunction with the relevant departments, analyze and study, and if deemed necessary, adjust the national food safety risk monitoring plan in a timely manner.

The people's health administrative departments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, in conjunction with the food safety supervision and management departments at the same level, formulate and adjust the food safety risk monitoring plan of the administrative region according to the national food safety risk monitoring plan and the specific conditions of the administrative region, and report to the health administrative department for the record and implementation. Article 15 The technical institutions undertaking the monitoring of food safety risks shall carry out monitoring work in accordance with the food safety risk monitoring plan and monitoring plan, ensure the authenticity and accuracy of the monitoring data, and submit the monitoring data and analysis results in accordance with the requirements of the food safety risk monitoring plan and monitoring plan.

Food safety risk monitoring staff have the right to enter the relevant edible agricultural products planting and breeding, food production and business premises to collect samples and collect relevant data. Samples should be collected according to the market ** payment fee.

It is an IQ tax, and it is not a purely profitable reason for an IQ tax.

The state does not recognize that bird's nest has any medicinal value, nor does it have any health benefits, so you can check and verify this yourself.

A kind of precious food and medicinal material, the concentration depends on its effect and effect, can solve the problem that modern medicine is difficult to solve.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you Bird's nest counts as an IQ tax. In fact, bird's nest does have a certain nutritional value, but it is not as exaggerated as described by the merchants.

The main components of bird's nest are protein and sialic acid. Authentic bird's nest is a high-protein food, and its protein content is probably more than 50%, but pay attention to the important point: this high protein is not irreplaceable.

For example, eggs and milk, which are both high-protein foods, can completely supplement all kinds of amino acids necessary for the human body. That is to say, the protein you use bird's nest to supplement is also possible with its milk eggs.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you Bird's nest counts as an IQ tax. In fact, bird's nest does have a certain nutritional value, but it is not as exaggerated as the merchant describes. The main components of bird's nest are protein and sialic acid.

Authentic Yan's Nest is a high-protein food, and its protein content is about 50% or more, but pay attention to the important point: this high protein is not irreplaceable. For example, eggs and milk, which are both high-protein foods, can completely supplement all kinds of amino acids necessary for the human body.

That is to say, the protein you use bird's nest to supplement is also possible with its milk eggs.

Generally speaking, bird's nest dissipation is the saliva of swallows, and Zhimo is a very ordinary food in terms of nutritional value. Scientists have carefully studied the composition of bird's nest for a long time and found that dried bird's nest contains about 50% protein, 30% carbohydrates, about 10% water and some minerals, and there is nothing special about it. Moreover, nutritionally, the quality of protein is measured mainly by the amino acid composition.

The amino acid composition of the protein of bird's nest is not complete, and in terms of protein quality, it is far inferior to the egg of the bridge. So buying eggs is a better choice.

Bird's nest is not an IQ tax. Scientists have tested the composition of bird's nest, and dried bird's nest contains about 50% protein, 30% carbohydrates, about 10% water, and some minerals.

For the nutrition of bird's nest, many merchants will use protein as a selling point. But there are also many people who refute that supplementing protein and eating bird's nest is not as good as eating eggs. In terms of protein content alone, bird's nest is indeed better than eggs, with 100g of dried bird's nest containing about 50g of protein, which is several times that of eggs of the same weight.

However, it is the protein that can be absorbed by the body that is called a high-quality protein.

How to eat bird's nest.

The dosage of bird's nest per person, 3-4 grams each time is the best, you can eat it 2-3 times a week, and it should be eaten before going to bed or on an empty stomach in the morning. The ways to eat bird's nest are: first, stew bird's nest, after the bird's nest is simply processed, put the bird's nest, rock sugar, and ginger slices in a stew pot and stew for 2 hours.

Second, you can drink bird's nest, red dates, wolfberries, and pear stew soup and stew for 30min. Third, you can make bird's nest ice heart dumplings taro balls, you need two bird's nest ice heart dumplings, 25g of taro balls, 150g of milk, 5g of condensed milk, an appropriate amount of dried strawberries and blueberries, take out the ice heart dumplings and put them in the refrigerator to freeze, then boil the taro balls with boiling water, add condensed milk to the milk, put the taro balls in the milk, and then cut the bird's nest ice heart dumplings and put them in the milk.

Bird's nest nowadays can basically be said to be an IQ tax. Although bird's nest has a certain nutritional component. But ordinary people have very little contact, and authentic bird's nest is very rare.

The bird's nests that can be seen in the market are basically made with additives. Don't look at those TV commercials, how big they are, it's the same as those ** products. Think about it, how many ** products are there now, but which one is true and none of them are true.

So I never believed in these things, but one. Three meals a day is enough for a person to be nutritious, because this thing is really dispensable. These are all used by those rich people to show off when they are idle and bored.

It is not a necessity. And it's expensive to die for. And which of the current anchors is not asking everyone to pay IQ tax, all of them.

They're here to make money, not to give out benefits. I feel like we're just too many fools right now. **It's not enough, so many streamers can actually be satisfied.

Bird's nest is not an IQ tax, bird's nest is also a good thing, and it is also a nutritious product.

Of course, eggs and milk are highly nutritious, and the content of bird's nest is not high, mainly because bird's nest is a kind of precious medicinal material, which has the effect of anti-viral influenza and other effects, and can be anti-inflammatory and nourishing.

It's really not an IQ tax, although the instrument detects that is just that, but there are some things in China that are not so simple to detect by Western instruments, such as traditional Chinese medicine, what can you detect before, but it's useless, this can't be explained by a simple protein or something, qigong is explained by science, isn't it just that thing, ingredients, but the influence between nature and yin and yang is huge, so some of the things that our ancestors have passed down for thousands of years are beyond the level that basic science can understand.

Summary. Bird's nest is a precious ingredient that is made from the saliva of swifts. Bird's nest is rich in protein, amino acids, polysaccharides and other nutrients, and is believed to have the effect of beautifying and nourishing health.

However, there are also some low-quality bird's nest products in the market, and some merchants will exaggerate the efficacy of bird's nest or even exaggerate the quality of the product, which is undesirable. Therefore, it can be said that bird's nest itself is not an IQ tax, but a nutritious ingredient with certain efficacy. However, if consumers blindly follow the trend when buying bird's nest, lack rational consumption and discernment, or buy low-quality bird's nest, they cannot get real nutrition and effect at a high price, in this case, there may be a problem of "IQ tax".

Therefore, for any goods and services, consumers need to consume rationally, choose formal channels to buy, understand the characteristics and efficacy of products, and choose according to their actual needs and economic capabilities.

Bird's nest is a precious ingredient that is made from the saliva of swifts. Bird's nest is rich in protein, amino acids, polysaccharides and other nutrients, and is believed to have the effect of beautifying and nourishing health. However, there are also some low-quality bird's nest products on the market, and some merchants will exaggerate the efficacy of bird's nest and even exaggerate the quality of the product, which is not advisable.

Therefore, it can be said that bird's nest itself is not an IQ tax, but a nutritious ingredient with certain efficacy. However, if consumers blindly follow the trend when buying bird's nest, lack rational consumption and discernment, or buy low-quality bird's nest, they cannot get real nutrition and effect at a high price, in this case, there may be a problem of "IQ tax". Therefore, for any goods and services, consumers need to consume rationally, choose formal channels to buy, understand the characteristics and efficacy of products, and choose according to their actual needs and economic capabilities.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

"IQ tax" generally refers to the lack of rational consumption, discriminating ability and other problems of consumers, resulting in the purchase of some high-end, fashionable, expensive goods, pay a high **, but do not obtain the corresponding value, thus suffering the actual loss of the sidelines. This situation is more common in the fields of luxury goods and health care products, and some merchants attract consumers to buy by exaggerating product efficacy and inflating the product, so as to achieve unreasonable profits. For bird's nest, although it is rich in nutrients, there will be great differences in different types, different origins, and different grades of bird's nest, and some merchants may exaggerate their efficacy or quality, and then use ****, which may make some consumers pay too high a price in the case of irrational consumption, and suffer actual losses, which is the so-called "IQ tax".

Therefore, consumers need to consume rationally when buying any goods and services, understand the characteristics and value of the product, choose formal channels with good reputation, brand and reputation, and avoid buying inferior products, so as to avoid the loss of the "IQ tax".