Because children's immune systems are not yet fully developed, they are more susceptible to infections when exposed to viruses or bacteria than adults. Especially in the new semester, when children start group activities in daycare, kindergarten, or school, their immunity can further decline as they adapt to new environments, leading to frequent bouts of illness.

In the classical Korean medicine text <Shennong Bencao Jing>, deer antler is described as a substance that "boosts energy, strengthens willpower, promotes teething, and prevents aging." Since ancient times, deer antler has been a representative tonic herb for replenishing energy and shows excellent effects in promoting growth and strengthening immunity in children.

The very tip of the deer antler is called the 'oil-rich tip (deer antler tip).' This is the most precious part where the growth energy of the antler is most concentrated, and only a tiny amount is harvested. Frequent illness can negatively affect growth, so strengthening immunity and building the power to protect oneself through deer antler is the foundation of pediatric health.