Some folk remedies say that eating snow clams can maintain the ovaries and make women glow for a second spring. But is this really the case? Can eating snow clams really improve ovarian function?
I've said this, and the answer, of course, is no.
According to the article "Analysis of Estrogen Components in Forest Frog Oil and Its Pharmacological Effects", the content of estradiol in pure snow clam oil is more than 8 times that of pork. Judging from this test result, snow clams do contain higher levels of estrogen and have the ability to make people "glow a second spring". But here's the problem...
Is man the grandfather who burned the boiler in Spirited Away? Can you grab a handful of dried snow clams in your mouth and chew them crunchy?
Snow clams are soaked before consumption. The foaming rate of ordinary snow clams is more than 60 times. Normal people eat a meal of snow clams, 2g is enough, eat more bracing shi. According to the ratio provided in the literature, 2 g of snow clams is equivalent to 16 g of pork. What kind of wind and what waves can 16g pork make? Can I hear a bang when I drop it in a bowl? Is it enough for half a bite of shredded meat?
Wouldn't it? No one's diet will be vegetarian to this point, right?
So, don't say a meal, eat snow clams every day can't glow the second spring, don't dream.
PS. Although eating snow clams does not glow the second spring, it will not grow fibroids/breast nodules. Breast cancer/ endometrial cancer patients can also eat with confidence Oh ~ (Hey, how is this sentence so much like advertising copy?) ）
Author: Dr. Chen of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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