Source: World Wide Web
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According to the British "Mirror" reported on January 20, a foreign netizen posted a video on social media of cooking chicken with cold medicine, saying that it can cure the disease, but the doctor warned that eating it this way may lead to poisoning.
In the video, netizen Rob put two pieces of chicken in a pan and poured in more than half a bottle of blue-green cold medicine, and then he kept turning the chicken over to make it more "flavorful". After cooking for 30 minutes, the chicken also turned blue-green, and then he poured the remaining liquid from the pan back into the medicine bottle.
Rob claims it's a cure for colds, but dr. Aaron Hartman says eating this meat can be easily poisoned because the water and alcohol in the cold medicine boil and evaporate, and the chicken sticks to the concentrated drug.
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