The truth about Laotian beans is such as MORNING 'cure': Expert SAVE this makes you 'fall back'

The real damage to Lao beans is like "medicine"

Recently, social networks have continuously appeared "winged" advertisements about Laos's first grain - poisoned seeds. Immediately, this type of nut is like a "medicine" and many people have quickly ordered but never know its true use.

Accordingly, the use of Lao pea is shared by marketers as follows:

- Support and provide first aid for venom of poisonous snakes, poison poison, other poisonous insects, then go to the nearest medical facility.

- Effectively inhibit and shrink pimples and nailheads.

- Support for treatment and first aid in cases of being bitten by a rabid dog, a wild cat, then going to the nearest medical facility.

- Children, adults with pimples and pus that can use Laos pea will help reduce redness effectively.

The use of Lao pea is also "inflated" to aid in extremely simple wounds as follows:

- Determine the bite: Forcing the checkered station on the bite about 3-5cm.

- Add Lao beans to the existing veins. Use saliva to apply on the inside of half of the seeds and cover the wound that was bitten by the snake, the cat dog bites . Or it can crush the beans and apply to the wound. A needle can be used for the wound to open and bleed to the front, half a bean will stick to itself and suck the venom.

- When the venom is removed or filled, half a bean will fall off itself. You use the other half for first aid, then you should go to the medical facility to check.

- If you want to reuse disposable beans, just soak in rice bowl for 24 hours, then remove it for normal use.

Laos beans are used to suck venom, cure rabies is just a rumor, no scientific basis

Dr Vu Quoc Trung (Hanoi Oriental Medicine Association) said: 'Saying Laos pea smoking venom and treating pimples is information circulating in the people, being transmitted to others. In Vietnam, there is no book about the use of Laos beans, so it cannot be verified. "

According to physician Vu Quoc Trung, every citizen when using folk methods should be very careful, especially in the case of poisonous snakes, rabid dogs. It works for this person but does not work for the other person. Do not blindly believe in rumors that have no basis to verify on social networks, so you don't have to pay for your life.

According to former colonel, general physician Bui Hong Minh (Former Chairman of Ba Dinh Eastern Medicine Association, Hanoi), "Using Laos beans to make medicines is actually a cure for word of mouth, has not been studied. Any science has said that it should not be used arbitrarily to make medicine.In Vietnam, there is no book about the use of Laos beans, so Oriental medicine cannot verify its use.