Grey Goose

Goose is a poultry animal belonging to the duck family in the order Yaniformes. Most goose breeds are derived from the gray geese and swan geese of the wild goose genus. The grey goose has two subspecies, the yellow billed grey goose and the pink billed grey goose, which are the ancestors of European geese. Hongyan is the ancestor of Chinese geese. The distribution is almost entirely in the Northern Hemisphere, with the vast majority concentrated in the Eurasian continent. Geese are accustomed to foraging, playing, and mating in the water, and only come to land when resting, laying eggs, and feeding; Likes group life, with an average lifespan of 30-50 years. All geese can be used as medicine, with a sweet taste and a mild nature. They can nourish qi and tonify deficiency, harmonize the stomach and quench thirst, and are mainly used to treat deficiency and thirst; Goose bile can also treat old cough and asthma.