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Australian Government Report on Velvet
Antler, Chris Tuckwell, Nov., 2003>>
Velvet Antler at the Olympic Games in
Sidney>>
Velvet Antler under the Microscope>>
Webcam to feature growing elk antlers
Antler News From
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Elk Velvet Antler
Study Announced>>
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Health
Magazines Carry Stories on Velvet Antler>>
VELVET
ANTLER: SEX ENHANCER, ANTI-AGING MEDICINE AND ARTHRITIS
TREATMENT, Century Publications, 9/15/00 >>
US State University to
do Clinical trial on EVA>>
Velvet Antler,
a 2000 Year Old Tradition>
Book Review of Natures
Superior Tonic>>
Velvet Antler is
Reviewed in HealthPublications>>
International
Symposium
on
Velvet
Antler>>
Deer Antler Velvet:
Not Just a Sex Potion>>
Natures Perfect
Food>>
Structure/Function Claim for Velvet Antler Announced,
Platte City, Mo, Jan 8,
1999
Elk News, Osteoarthritis & Antler, Volume 1, Issue 1, Scott Hayes
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Elk News, Rheumatoid Arthritis & Antler,
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Antler, Vitamin Retailer>>
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Velvet
Antler at the Olympic Games in Sidney, Diana Susen,
9/26/00
The Research Institute of Pharmacology in Altai,
Russia has announced that Pantogematogen, a formula containing
velvet antler is being used by Russian sportsmen for the
Olympic Games 2000 in Sidney. According to the
manufacturers of Pantogematogen, research conducted by the
Olympic committee of Russia concludes that positive results were
achieved in effective rehabilitation of sportsmen after
intensive physical load in some sports teams. All
sportsmen noted good tolerance of loads and high adaptogenic
properties when taking this preparation. Makers of
Pantogematogen state that their product has been used by
athletics from around the world, including sportsmen in the
following competitions: World championship at winter sports in
Norway, 1997; Winter Youth Olympic Games in Korea, 1997; Winter
Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, 1998; Youth championship at
oriental single combat in Johannesburg, The Republic of South
African, 1997; and Championship of Europe at boxing in Minsk,
Belorrussia, 1998.
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