What are the benefits of chicken eggs for body health?
Here are three benefits of free-range chicken eggs for body health :
1) Increase energy
Free-range chicken eggs contain iron and zinc which function to increase energy, making the body more energetic.
2) Strengthen the body’s endurance
Nutrients such as zinc, iron, and protein can activate immune cells, making the body stronger against viruses and bacteria that cause disease
3) Maintain muscle strength
The minerals contained in free-range chicken eggs function to maintain the body’s muscles and support muscle recovery after exercise. Free-range chicken eggs also function to form and maintain muscle mass.
Is it permissible to give free-range chicken eggs to pregnant cows?
According to several experts, as written on health websites, giving herbal medicine from free-range eggs to heavily pregnant female cows is unreasonable, because cows are herbivorous animals, that is, they eat plants. Instead of giving animal protein such as free-range chicken eggs, it is better to give them plants. which has a higher protein content.
However, this is commonplace in society because the majority of cattle breeders in my village in the northern Kediri region give free-range chicken eggs to heavily pregnant female cows. This function is to make the female cow strong when giving birth to a calf. Maybe this is seen from an academic health perspective as being wrong, but the majority of people do it and it looks safe.
As seen in the video above, a cattle farmer gives free-range chicken eggs to a heavily pregnant female cow and it is believed that these free-range chicken eggs can function to increase the vitality of the calf and strengthen the physique of the female cow that is about to give birth.
How do you give free-range chicken eggs to pregnant heifers?
Here are 3 ways to give free-range chicken eggs to pregnant cows
- Place free-range chicken eggs in a plastic bottle
- Hold the head of a female cow that you might give free-range chicken eggs to
- After the cow’s mouth is open, you can place the free-range chicken egg around its mouth. The female cow will lick the free-range egg deliciously
