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Ancestral Nourishment

Wild Venison Kidney

Wild Venison Kidney

Nature’s Anti-Histamine

Sourced from the untamed wilderness of private game reserves in South Africa, our Wild Venison Kidney is nature’s most potent antihistamine. Freeze-dried to perfection, it contains a unique combination of proteins, enzymes and cofactors that may reduce allergy symptoms and intolerances. It also supports immunity and nervous system activity. 

  • Wild Venison Kidney Blend (Springbok, Eland, Kudu, Wildebeest).
  • Unrivalled Nutrient Absorption.
  • Improves histamine metabolism  & immune response.
  • Rich source of bioavailable vitamin B12.
Regular price R 899.00 ZAR
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  • Antibiotic Free
  • Hormone Free
  • Allergen Free
  • Additive Free
  • Pesticide & GMO Free
  • Freeze-Dried to Preserve Nutrients
  • 150 Capsules
  • 30 Servings (600mg per Capsule)
  • Take 5 capsules per Day (3000mg per Serving)
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  • Nationwide Delivery Within 2-4 Business Days
  • Free Shipping For Orders Over R500
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Nature’s Tool Against Allergies & Histamine Intolerance

The World Allergy Organisation (WAO) estimates that allergies affect anywhere between 10-40% of the global population. And it’s suspected that DAO deficiency may be behind this.

DAO plays a role in breaking down histamine, a compound that can trigger allergic reactions and cause chronic inflammation in some individuals.

Histamine intolerance may be a byproduct of DAO deficiency, which can be difficult to diagnose given the symptoms can resemble other common conditions - such as skin rashes, migraines, and digestive issues.

Fortunately, Wild Venison kidney is rich in DAO and may help support the body's natural production to improve histamine metabolism and alleviate uncomfortable symptoms.

Additional Benefits of DAO:

  • Boosts Immune Response
  • Fights inflammation
  • Aids digestion
  • Regulates the nervous system
  • Improves thyroid function

Why Choose Venison?

It's not just about what you eat, but how it's sourced. 

Ancestral Nourishment's Venison Organs is more than a dietary choice; it's as close as it gets to the roots of human nourishment.

Our Venison range taps into the primal, sustainable practice of hunting, reflecting an age-old harmony with nature. 

Each Venison product captures wild nourishment from Africa’s most iconic animals: Eland, Springbok, Wildebeest and Kudu. Ethically hunted on wild game reserves, they not only guarantee the purest nutritional profile but honour time-tested ecological wisdom.

Wild Venison Kidney is also a great source of

Vitamin B12

Plays an essential role in red blood cell formation, cell metabolism, nerve function and the production of DNA.

Thiamine (B1)

Helps to turn food into energy to keep the nervous system healthy.

Riboflavin (B2)

An antioxidant which prevents damage from free radicals. needed to make vitamin B6 and folate bioavailable.

Selenium

An essential mineral which plays a major role in metabolism and thyroid function. Acts as an antioxidant and protects against cancer and heart disease.

Pyroxidine (B6)

Important for normal brain development and for keeping the nervous system and immune system healthy.

Guidance

Easy-to-Swallow

Take 5 capsules a day with water for best results.

Produced in small batches

We pay careful attention to ensure that each bottle is packaged with care and exceptional quality control.

Plastic-Free

Packaged in a glass bottle and free from BPAs.

Where Fences End, the Spirit of Africa Begins

Wild game in South Africa long played a crucial role in the survival of the Bushmen, Khoikhoi, and Khoisan. Beyond sustenance, these animals were deeply woven into the cultural and spiritual fabric of these tribes.

The Eland

The Eland is prized by the Bushmen for its spiritual and physical sustenance. The largest of antelope species, it commands respect through sheer size and strength.  Eland motifs are prevalent in San rock art, symbolizing their deep respect and mystical beliefs associated with this animal.

The Springbok

The Springbok has long been a symbol of abundance for the San. Known for their agility, leaps and sprints, these antelopes were crucial in honing the San's hunting prowess and were a vital food source for the Khoikhoi.

The Wildebeest

The iconic wildebeest, central to the San and Khoikhoi ecosystems, was revered for its epic migrations. This resilient animal continues to play a vital role in supporting the biodiversity of regions they graze on. 

The Kudu

The Kudu, admired for its majestic horns, held a significant place in San culture. Beyond its value for meat and hide, the kudu's horns were used in spiritual rituals and ceremonies, reflecting the San's deep environmental connection and exceptional tracking skills.

Supporting Game Reserves & Nature Conservation

Our Venison range pays homage to the traditional hunting practices of indigenous tribes. Their hunting practices were sustainable, marked by a profound respect for the animals and the environment.

Modern game reserves preserve this ancient practice that is key to not just our survival, but the planet’s.

They play a pivotal role in environmental conservation, serving as sanctuaries that promote biodiversity, sustain healthy wildlife populations, and preserve vital ecosystems. This approach to wildlife management ensures that each harvest contributes to the ecological health of the reserve, maintaining a natural balance.

From Local Farms in South Africa

We source all our products from regenerative farms here in South Africa. Not only ensuring the highest quality foods from well-raised animals but also supporting the sustainable agricultural methods our planet needs.

Our Community Loves Wild Venison Kidney

And we’re confident you will too.

Try it Today - Risk-Free

We offer a full 30-day money back guarantee. No Questions. 

You don’t even need to send it back. Keep it. Or give it to someone else. Because we’re confident in all our products (first-time purchase only).