7.9.3 Health Food: Lil Bugz | Edible Scorpion
Manchurian Scorpion You Can Eat!
Did you know that Manchurian Scorpions glow under a black light? They naturally glow and it looks super cool. Astute bartenders take advantage of this and turn their customers’ purchase into a bit of theater by showing the customer the scorpion glow before adding it to a shot or cocktail. This always draws a crowd!
Scorpions are traditional medicinal animals and the main source of commercial medicinal materials in many countries.
In oriental medicine, the whole dried body is used as medicine, which is called "Quan Scorpion" or "Quan Chong".
Scorpion contains scorpion toxin, and its chemical properties and pharmacological effects are similar to those in snake venom. In addition, it also contains trimethylbenzene, betaine, taurine, palmitic acid, stearic acid, cholesterol, lecithin and ammonium salt, etc.
, Its nature is flat, smelly, toxic, has the functions of dispelling wind, antispasmodic, collaterals, detoxification, and can treat convulsions, epilepsy, stroke, hemiplegia, mouth and eyes crookedness, migraine, tetanus, lymphatic tuberculosis and rubella
Sores and other embolisms.
Medical research has shown that scorpion has a certain effect on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and various types of cancer, and has a significant effect on the prevention of many chronic diseases.
At present, there are more than 60 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine formulated with scorpion toxin.
Scorpion has high medicinal value and is a valuable medicinal material that is currently in large demand.
The scorpion is also an expensive dish to entertain VIPs at high-end banquets.
In addition, scorpions can also be made into therapeutic treasures.
Special reminder: Please consult a professional doctor before taking.
































