EBN Hydrolysates: A Malaysian Breakthrough for Gut Health, Immunity & Overall Wellness
Beyond Tradition: A Future Built on Science & Healing EBN Hydrolysates embody the perfect blend of tradition and modern biotechnology.
Hafiza Alias
5/8/20243 min read
For generations, edible bird’s nest has been treasured in Asian culture as a symbol of nourishment, vitality, and inner strength.
Today, this ancient superfood has been transformed through modern Malaysian science into something far more powerful, more absorbable,
and more beneficial for the human body.
Introducing EBN Hydrolysates - a patented bioactive supplement developed by researchers at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) through years of dedicated scientific work. This breakthrough elevates bird’s nest from a traditional delicacy into a clinically supported
wellness ingredient that promotes gut health, immunity, metabolic balance, and natural healing.
As someone who has walked through the journey of cancer survival and continues to fight autoimmune challenges, I believe deeply in natural support that truly helps the body heal from within. Learning about EBN Hydrolysates and its science-based benefits felt like discovering a gift —
not just for myself, but for everyone searching for gentler, effective, holistic wellness solutions.
What Exactly Are EBN Hydrolysates?
Raw edible bird’s nest contains glycoproteins which are powerful compounds made of proteins and natural sugars.
However, these nutrients are not easily absorbed in their raw form.
Through an environmentally friendly enzymatic hydrolysis process, scientists at UKM break down raw bird’s nest into smaller, bioactive peptides and glycans that are:
• Easier to absorb
• Highly soluble
• More biologically active
• Effective even in small amounts
Simply put, EBN Hydrolysates allow the body to receive the full benefits of bird’s nest - faster, deeper, and more efficiently.
Patented under PI2015702798 and PI2020003306.


Why Gut Health Is the Heart of This Innovation
EBN Hydrolysates act as a natural prebiotic, feeding beneficial gut bacteria such as Bacteroides, Firmicutes, Lactobacillus, and Clostridium. These microbes strengthen the intestinal lining, prevent infections, regulate inflammation, and support immune balance.
Studies conducted with healthy Malaysian volunteers revealed that EBN Hydrolysates increase short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) especially acetate, propionate, and butyrate which reduce gut inflammation, support colon health, and boost nutrient absorption and immunity.



Growth profile of human intestinal bacteria from the fermentation of fructooligosaccharides, EBN hydrolysates, and EBN glycan purified
Sample was obtained from Malaysian healthy volunteers for the in vitro simulated
A Multifunctional Wellness Support.
Backed by Science.
EBN Hydrolysates have demonstrated multiple bioactive benefits including:
✔ Anti-Hypertensive — supports healthy blood pressure.
✔ Antioxidant Protection — combats oxidative stress.
✔ Natural Prebiotic — restores gut flora.
✔ Anti-Inflammatory — reduces chronic inflammation.
✔ Anti-Diabetic Support — improves metabolic balance.
✔ Enhanced Absorption — improves nutrient utilization.
✔ Energy & Satiety Regulation — supports metabolism and vitality.
"Supported by over 25 journal publications and 20+ scientific conference papers"
Selected Journal Publications
Daud, N. A., Sarbini, S. R., Babji, A. S., Yusop, S. M., & Lim, S. J. (2019). Characterization of edible swiftlet’s nest as a prebiotic ingredient using a simulated colon model. Annals of Microbiology, 69(12), 1235–1246.
Albishtue, A. A., Yimer, N., Zakaria, M. Z. A., Haron, A. W., Babji, A. S., Abubakar, A. A., & Almhanawi, B. H. (2019). The role of edible bird’s nest and mechanism of averting lead acetate toxicity effect on rat uterus. Veterinary World, 12(7), 1013.
Daud, N. A., Yusop, S. M., Joe, L. S., & Babji, A. S. (2019, June). Physicochemical properties of glycan extracted from swiftlet’s edible bird nest (genus Collocalia) and its potential as a prebiotic component. AIP Conference Proceedings, 2111(1), 050010.
Ali, A. A. M., Noor, H. S. M., Chong, P. K., Babji, A. S., & Lim, S. J. (2019). Comparison of amino acid profiles and antioxidant activities between edible bird nest and chicken egg. Malaysian Applied Biology, 48(2), 63–69.
Zulkifli, A. S., Babji, A. S., Lim, S. J., Teh, A. H., Daud, N. M., & Rahman, H. A. (2019). Effect of different hydrolysis time and enzymes on chemical properties, antioxidant and antihyperglycemic activities of edible bird nest hydrolysate. Malaysian Applied Biology, 48(2), 149–156.
"Supported by over 25 journal publications and 20+ scientific conference papers"
Modern Applications for Modern Lifestyles
Thanks to its high solubility and stability, EBN Hydrolysates can be used in:
• Functional beverages
• Wellness shots
• Nutraceutical powders
• Energy and recovery tonics
• Functional snacks
• Supplement formulations
Beyond Tradition: A Future Built on Science & Healing
EBN Hydrolysates embody the perfect blend of tradition and modern biotechnology. They represent the wisdom of nature, refined through Malaysian innovation, and supported by the science of healing.
This discovery reflects our shared mission — to help people heal naturally and holistically.


Hafiza Alias is the founder of Furqon Health & Beauty Solutions, a cancer survivor, autoimmune fighter, and advocate for holistic healing. She writes passionately about natural wellness, science-driven solutions, and the mission to help individuals restore their health with compassion and knowledge.
